Afghanistan’s Qosh Tepa Canal Raises Water Security Fears - The Times Of Central Asia Water has long been one of Central Asia’s most contested resources, shaping agriculture, energy policy, and diplomacy across the region. Recently,

Afghanistan’s Qosh Tepa Canal nears second-phase completion, alarming Central Asian neighbors over Amu Darya water security timesca.com/afghanistans... #Afghanistan #WaterSecurity #CentralAsia #AmuDarya #QoshTepaCanal #WaterPolitics

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The #Taliban is building a canal in northern #Afghanistan, a mega project, without foreign help. Its to divert water from #AmuDarya river to irrigate 550k hectares of desert. Its costs are %7 of #Afghan #GDP & might lower water levels for #Uzbekistan & #Turkmenistan w 20%. #Kabul

The Amu Darya and the Aral Sea Crisis: Voices from the Heart of an Environmental Disaster - The Times Of Central Asia This research is important for several reasons. Firstly, the Aral Sea crisis, which is one of the most severe man-made ecological disasters in history, is

The Amu Darya and the Aral Sea Crisis: Voices from the Heart of an Environmental Disaster timesca.com/the-amu-dary... #AmuDarya #AralSea #WaterScarcity #EnvironmentalCrisis #SaveTheAralSea #Manmadedisaster #Film #Documentary

The site is 'called #MesAynak, according to Chinese and Taliban officials. Beijing is also in talks to begin work on oil-and-gas reserves in the north of the country, #AmuDarya'

#China in #Afghanistan