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Nuclear Weapons and Water Tensions in South Asia
Via WaterWired, a rather pessimistic view on how water issues may lead to increased tension between India and Pakistan in [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Water Grab?
Courtesy of Foreign Policy, an interesting look at China’s interest in the Mekong River and the conclusion that – if [...]
Pakistan: Caught Between Floods, Drought, and Politics
Via The Financial Times, a report on the challenges – short- and long-term – facing Pakistan over water.  As the [...]
Pakistan: Drowning Today, Parched Tomorrow
Courtesy of The New York Times, an interesting op-ed commentary on the geopolitical aspects of the hydro-plight of Pakistan.  As [...]
Hydraulic Harmony or Water Whimsy? Guarani Aquifer Countries Sign Agreement
Courtesy of The International Water Law Project, an update on the Guarani Aquifer Agreement recently signed by Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, [...]
The Tale of Two Rivers: Mekong and Columbia
Courtesy of WaterWired, an interesting comparison of how the Mekong River is managed across political boundaries to the Columbia River [...]

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