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Geographic Aspects of Hydropolitics: The Case of Nile and Mekong River Basins,n each river basin and analyzed for December and June, representing Winter and Summer seasons, respectively. To explore alternative water sources for Egypt, multiple buffer zones were created from the Red Sea and Mediterranean Seas. Results revealed (1) In light of intensifying demographic pressure,

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Benefit-Sharing Framework in the Nile River Basin,t and focus on nurturing cooperation and trust building to tip the balance from potential conflict to regional integration and sustainable development through basin-wide cooperative programs and initiatives in their pursuit to develop, manage and protect the scarce, shared water resources.

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Management Implication of Understanding Flood Variabilities in Transboundary Rivers for Future: A Csis result in early twenty-first century, the number of peoples affected indicates increasing trend in study area. In such case, one must shift from defensive action against hazards to management of the risk considering the evolution and trends of floods. Due to its nature, floods in transboundary r

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Water Management Priorities for Sustainable Socio-economic Development,gh similar stages. The initial stages of socioeconomic development result in undesirable consequences such as deforestation, soil erosion, and ecological degradation. When unintended adverse consequences become apparent, societies wake up to nature’s call for help. Historically, South Florida was sw

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Stage-Based Filling of Grand Ethiopia Renaissance Dam (GERD): Flexible, Adaptive, and Cooperative Abased filling. Stage-based filling is flexible, adaptive, and cooperative by its nature. Stages neither refer to the flow conditions nor refer to any water-sharing arrangements. They also do not use a fixed filling year or minimum release and can be accelerated or decelerated based on hydrological v

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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: Evaluation of Filling and Operation Plans and Negotiations,gered by Ethiopia’s Grand Renaissance Dam, an assertion of upstream water right. The historical uneven social, economic, and military development between Europe and Africa resulted in the colonization and domination of Africa. Through long struggle and sacrifice, colonialism was driven out of Africa

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Scientific Misconduct and Partisan Research on the Stability of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dams such as flow length, slope and time to peak to overestimate flood flow; (4) failure to include routing component in the modeling while estimating flood despite large size of the basin with over 1000?km river hydraulic length; (5) exaggerating the elevation–areacapacity curve of the GERD and signif

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