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- Addressing Declining Groundwater Supply in Umatilla County, Oregon, USA
- Addressing the Transboundary Water Conflict Between the Blue Nile Riparian States
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- Case Study of Transboundary Dispute Resolution: Multilateral Working Group on Water Resources (Middle East)
- China: The Three Gorges Dam Hydroelectric Project
- Conflict Management Strategies Among Riparians Within the Indus River Basin
- Creative Options and Value Creation to Address Water Security in the Eastern Nile Basin
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- U.S.-Canada Transboundary Water Management
- US-Canada Columbia River Management
- Urmia Lake: The Need for Water Diplomacy
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