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Turkish Water Projects Stirring Resentment Around The Region
Via Green Prophet, an interesting article on the impact of Turkish water projects on the wider region: “…Turkey’s massive Southeastern [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Mixed Feelings About China’s New River
Via American Public Radio, a brief look at China’s 800 mile-long man-made waterway which will divert water from the Yangtze [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China Takes a Loss to Get Ahead in the Business of Fresh Water
Courtesy of The New York Times, an interesting article on China’s desalination initiatives: Towering over the Bohai Sea shoreline on [...]
Egypt Losing Its Mighty Nile Drop By Drop
Via Green Prophet, an article on the impact of Ethiopia and other African upstream countries’ plan countries plans to divert [...]
Water Use Rising Faster Than World Population
Courtesy of Reuters, a worrisome report that water use is rising faster than world population.  As the article notes: Like [...]
Construction Begins In Pakistan On The World’s Highest Dam
Via Oil Price.com, a report that Pakistan has begun construction on the world’s highest dam: Pakistani Prime Minister Syed Yusuf [...]

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