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A Global Treaty on Rivers: Key to True Water Security
Via Yale’s Environment360, a report on the possibility that two separate global river treaties are close to being approved: Is [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Qinxu Groundwater Management Solution – Innovation or Economic Impediment?
Two interesting articles and commentary examined a new groundwater management system instituted in Qinxu, a County in Shanxi Province in [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: The Next Challenge For China’s Leaders? Water.
Via The Washington Post, an article on China’s water challenges: Now that the 18th Communist Party Congress is over, China’s new leadership team [...]
Ethiopia: On Track To Complete First Mega-Dams By 2015
Via Climate Connections, a look at Ethiopia’s plans to build a series of large dams along the Nile River in [...]
Ethiopia, Egypt, Sudan Agree On Water Co-operation
Via AllAfrica, a report on an agreement related to the Eastern Nile basin: Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan have agreed to [...]
Afghanistan’s Water Challenges
Via a LinkedIn discussion, some commentary by a World Bank official on the water challenges facing Afghanistan: With war and [...]

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