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The Thirsty Dragon And Parched Tiger: India, China Ink Key Accord On River Information
Via Peak Water, an update on Indian – Chinese water relations: “The Memorandum of Understanding on trans-border rivers was inked [...]
The Battery of South Asia? The Potential for India-Nepal Hydropower Cooperation
Via Future Directions International, a look at potential for hydropower cooperation in south Asia: Key Points Regional leaders have appealed [...]
Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan Mull New Probe Into Nile Dam Impact
Via Reuters, an update on Ethiopia’s Renaissance dam: Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt agreed to examine the regional impact of a [...]
The Immediate Climate Threat Isn’t Rising Sea Levels, It’s Water Scarcity
Via The Atlantic, an interesting commentary on the water crisis facing the world: A girl looks up as she stands [...]
The Limited Promise of Kenya’s Aquifer Discoveries
Courtesy of STRATFOR (subscription required), analysis of  Kenya’s recent discovery of several new aquifers: The recent discovery of several new [...]
The Parched Tiger: Indus Waters Treaty – An Unjustified Resentment Or Time To Bridge A River Divide?
Two very interesting articles on the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty which – while not perfect – represents the best that [...]

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