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Ethiopia Water Grabs: Creating ‘East Africa’s Aral Sea’?
Lori Pottinger Editor of World Rivers Review and Africa Campaigner The destruction of the Aral Sea in Central Asia has been called the world’s worst environmental disaster. It’s not something we should be repeating, especially in a time of growing … read more
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