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The Thirsty Dragon: China Rivers At The Brink Of Collapse
Via the Huffington Post, a look at the state of China’s rivers: China’s rulers have traditionally derived their legitimacy from [...]
Egypt Considers Referring Renaissance Dam File To The Hague
Via Al Monitor, a report on the bubbling tension between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Renaissance Dam: A general view [...]
Unplugging The ‘Battery’ Of SE Asia: Don Sahong Dam Threatens Food Security In Laos, Vietnam And Cambodia
Via Future Directions International, a look at how construction of the Don Sahong Dam along the Lower Mekong River may [...]
The Parched Tiger: UN Report Predicts Grim Scenario For India
Via the Times of India, an article on a recent UN report looking at water stress around the world: As [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: Battle On The Brahmaputra
Via BBC News, an interesting look at China and India’s race to capture the energy potential of the vast Brahmaputra river: [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Are China’s Plans To Tackle Water Pollution Sufficient?
Via Future Directions International, a look at China’s pollution reduction scheme and the continued need for clearly defined and legally [...]

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