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Rush for Nile Water – Now Uganda Plans Massive Hydroelectric Site
Via OilPrice.com, a report that Uganda is also looking to capitalize on the Nile’s water: In East Africa, the major [...]
The Parched Tiger: Water Wars In India’s South
Via The New York Times, an article on India’s internal water tensions: The “temples of modern India” was how an [...]
The Parched Tiger: India/Pakistan Water Tensions
Via The News Tribe, an article on water tension between India and Pakistan: With tension is heightened on Line of [...]
A Thirsty Breadbasket: Drought and Overuse Plague a Critical U.S. Aquifer
Via STRATFOR (subscription required), a report on the depletion of the High Plains Aquifer in the central U.S.: Groundwater depletion [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: China And India ‘Water Grab’ Dams Puts Himalayas In Danger
Via The Guardian, an interesting look at China and India’s collective plans to develop more than 400 hydroelectric schemes are [...]
Peak Water: What Happens When The Wells Go Dry?
Via Future Directions International, a recap of Lester Brown’s article: Key Points Peak water poses a greater threat to our [...]

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