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Global Climate Change May Lead to Increased Violence
Via The Houston Chronicle, an article detailing the potential for global climate change to lead to violence.  As the article [...]
WSJ: How to Quench the World’s Thirst
From The Wall Street Journal, some interesting perspectives on the world’s water crisis from Maude Barlow, the recently-named water advisor.  [...]
Pursuit Of A Middle East Water & Energy Union
Via The Guatemala Times, an interesting call by Shlomo Ben Ami, a former Israeli foreign minister, for  continued pursuit of [...]
Enhancing Regional Cooperation on Central Asian Waterways
As recently reported by the European Water News, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) is aiming to enhance regional cooperation on [...]
Transboundary Aquifiers & An Atlas of Hidden Water
As reported by the Environmental News Service, the UN General Assembly has a draft of a new international treaty to [...]
U.S. Southwest: The Last Straw for Desert Sprawl?
From the always interesting Patagonia corporate blog, a story from Southwestern Utah, where the most recent example of water resource [...]

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