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The struggle for water in Iraq poses a greater threat than war

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1 Comment December 19, 2024 This aerial view shows Iraq’s Euphrates river flowing in the district of al-Hindiyah east of Karbala on June 7, 2024 [KARAR JABBAR/AFP via Getty Images] by Muhammad Numan After decades of armed conflicts, invasion and wars, Iraq is now facing a non-traditional threat that might affect even more people than those…

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The struggle for water in Iraq poses a greater threat than war

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Poor families standing up to the struggle for water in El Salvador, in the face of industrial advances

NEJAPA, El Salvador – With the melancholy of those who contemplate a love that will soon leave, Salvadorian Sergio Ruano observed the flow of the meek waters of the San Antonio River, whose microbasin is being overexploited, and lamented that, as things go, the stream could disappear in the medium term. “I have seen that the level of the [...] This article Poor families standing in struggle for water in El Salvador, before advance of industry wa…

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