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Water and Conflict

Events, Trends, and Analysis (2011–2012)

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The World’s Water

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Abstract

Violence over freshwater has a long and distrxessing history. For nearly two decades, the Pacific Institute has been tracking, analyzing, and cataloging instances of conflict over water resources (see box WB 3.1).

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    Water Conflict Chronology, http://worldwater.org/chronology.html.

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    Corrections, additions, and modifications are welcome. Send full citations and supporting information to pgleick@pacinst.org.

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    The Kambarata-1 hydropower plant, proposed by Kyrgyzstan for the Naryn River, a tributary of the Syr Darya; and the Rogun Dam, proposed by Tajikistan for the Vakhsh River, a tributary of the Amu Darya.

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Gleick, P.H., Heberger, M. (2014). Water and Conflict. In: Gleick, P.H. (eds) The World’s Water. The World’s Water. Island Press, Washington, DC. https://doi.org/10.5822/978-1-61091-483-3_10

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