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  • Water Flows away from the Mubarak Pumping Station in Southern Egypt

    One Country’s Ambition to Push back the Sahara Desert

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    Egypt has a population topping 80million. Most of that number is huddled around the Nile River as it makes its long, winding journey across the east of the country, leaving vast desert to the west and south of the country. Two mega-cities, Cairo and Alexandria, sit in strategic places of […]

  • Preventing Possible Water Wars in West-Africa

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    West Africa is swept by many rivers and water bodies that have kept the region irrigated and fertile along many parts of the coast. The Volta River and the Niger River are two large water resources that are sustaining large populations in many different countries. In times past, these two […]