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Will Chinese Megaprojects Solve Northern Peru’s Water Crisis?
Via Dialogue.Earth, a look at China’s recent win of an international tender to execute the Poechos and Alto Piura megaprojects, [...]
Why Trump Wants To Spend $1B on Great Salt Lake
Via NPR, a report on why Trump wants to spend $1 billion on Great Salt Lake: At its peak, Great [...]
Indus Waters Treaty at Crossroads: Pakistan’s Legal Response and India’s Position
Via Modern Dipomacy, a look at how – one year after tensions escalated over the Indus Waters Treaty – the [...]
How the UAE and Its Gulf Neighbors Can Help Keep a Thirsty World Hydrated
Via the UAE’s National News, commentary on how the UAE and its Gulf neighbours can help keep a thirsty world [...]
Arizona’s Growth Machine Keeps Churning Even as Existing Communities Dry Up
Via Land Desk, a look at the dire situation for water in Arizona: Rendering of the Halo Vista development and [...]
Kabul Faces Deepening Water Crisis As Supplies Dwindle and Demand Surges
Via Ariana News, a report on how Kabul’s surging population — from around 2.5 million in 2001 to an estimated [...]

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