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Why shared water resources could become a source of conflict between nations of the Arab region

  • Water scarcity is common across the Middle East and North Africa owing to high temperatures and limited rainfall
  • As climate change depletes rivers and aquifers, experts warn a failure to jointly manage resources could provoke conflict 
By JUMANA KHAMIS  ·

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