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High & Dry: Why The World May Be Running Out Of Clean Water
Via Time, a report on the Pacific Institute’s recently released seventh volume of The World’s Water: Earlier this month, officials [...]
Egypt and Sudan Angry Over Nile Basin Development
Via BikyaMasr, an article on Egypt’s and Sudan’s anger over Nile Basin development: Egypt and Sudan are worried and frustrated [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: The Water Hegemon?
Courtesy of Project Syndicate, an article examining China’s efforts to control the headwaters and flows of a number of rivers [...]
Mexico’s Newest Export to US: Water?
Via Yahoo! News, a report that Mexico may export water to the U.S. if two large desalination plants are developed [...]
Water Politics In Central Asia and Tajik Hopes Water Will Power Its Ambitions
While not recent publications, two interesting reports on the state of water politics in Central Asia.  The first, via AquaDoc, [...]
The Parched Tiger: Indian And Pakistani Tensions over Indus-trial Uses
Via National Geographic, an interesting look at increasing tensions between India and Pakistan over use of the Indus River: “Pakistan’s [...]

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