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Pakistan: Tackling Its Water Shortages
Via The International News, an article on Pakistan’s water challenges: Pakistan has been facing several major crises that include terrorism, [...]
South Sudan: Dams, Droughts, Desertification and Water Wars
Courtesy of AllAfrica, a look at South Sudan’s water woes: Water, not oil, will determine the economic fate and well-being [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Does China Have Enough Water to Burn Coal?
Via Scientific American, an interesting look at China’s thirst for power, specifically the disconnect between China’s rising demand for coal [...]
Bhutan: Banking On ‘White Gold’ Hydropower
Via Energy Daily, an interesting article on Bhutan’s hydropower ambitions: Home to meditating monks and Himalayan nomads, the sleepy kingdom [...]
The Real Threat To Our Future Is Peak Water
Via The Guardian, a look at a new essay from Lester Brown noting that wells are drying up and underwater [...]
The Parched Tiger: Water – Indian Business’ New Crisis
Via Forbes, a report on India’s water crisis: Even as the numbers of dead and missing rose from the disastrous [...]

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