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What Happens When All The Wells Run Dry?
Via Australia’s The National, a reprint of Thomas Friedman’s comments on the impact of environmental pressures on recent political uprisings: [...]
The Parched Tiger: Plans To Turn Northeast India Into A Hydroelectric Powerhouse
Courtesy of China Dialogue, a look at tension over plans to turn north-east India into a hydroelectric powerhouse.  As the [...]
The Parched Tiger: India And Pakistan Move To Avert Water Wars
Via Pakistan’s The International News, a report of Indian and Pakistani support of a new mechanism to avoid water issues.  [...]
The Parched Tiger: India And Pakistan To Go To War over Water?
Via Oil Price.com, an article on the water tensions between India and Pakistan: A peaceful and stable Pakistan is integral [...]
World Bank Increases Support For Trans-Boundary Management Of The Mekong
Via Xinhua.net, a report that the World Bank is augmenting its support of the trans-boundary management initiatives for the Mekong.  [...]
Bangalore’s Water Requirements: “Over The Roof….Water Wars To Heat Up”
Via India’s IBN, a report on Bangalore’s bubbling water tensions: The exponential growth of the city area (including the erstwhile [...]

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