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Thursday, June 18, 2026

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Ancient Stepwells Reemerge as India Confronts Deepening Water Stress

New Delhi-India is increasingly turning to centuries-old stepwells to address mounting water shortages, as conservation groups and local communities restore

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Bangladesh Races to Protect Water Supplies as Groundwater Crisis Threatens Millions of Farmers

“The challenge is no longer simply how to conserve groundwater, but how to do so without abandoning the communities whose

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Pakistan Warns of Water Flashpoint as India Pushes Chenab Projects

Islamabad-Pakistan accused India on Thursday of “weaponizing” water by advancing two projects on the Chenab River without consultation, saying the

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Argentina Eases Glacier Protections, Sparking Protests Over Mining and Water Security

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Water infrastructure emerges as high-risk target in Iran conflict

Paris — Water infrastructure has emerged as a potential flashpoint in the Iran conflict, with Tehran threatening to strike desalination