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Author: Fanack Water Editorial Team In a move with major implications for water security and climate resilience in the Middle East, the Green Climate …
Author: Fanack Water Editorial Team Iran’s Water Crisis Part 2: Overuse, Mismanagement, and the Human Factor Iran’s water crisis is not only a …
Author: Fanack Water Editorial Team Iran’s Water Crisis Part 1: The Climate and Natural Roots of a Growing Catastrophe Iran’s water crisis is …
Author: Fanack Water Editorial Team Floods Bring an Old Dispute Back to the Surface Early October saw rising Nile waters inundate parts of Egypt and …
Although Qatar is considered to be a water-scarce country, it has one of the highest per capita water consumption rates in the world, at around 500 litres per capita per day (L/cap./d).
The increasing water scarcity and high cost of obtaining it from traditional sources on the one hand, and scientific …
The shared groundwater with the neighbouring regions is harder to estimate because of the complexity of the groundwater …
The construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), an expanding population and prolonged drought made Egypt …
