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Examining power at the 2018 Hydro-diplomacy workshop
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Gaza now has a toxic 'biosphere of war' that no one can escape, writes Prof Mark Zeitoun for The Conversation
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Matthew Kirkegaard, previous MSc in Water Security & International Development, wins 2018 Blaikie Prize for best Masters dissertation on the politics of the environment
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Watch Prof Mark Zeitoun's Inaugural Lecture: Water and war, and so much more
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Masters in Water Security & International Development: Call for 2018/19 Applications **NEW FIELD COURSE TO CHINA**
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China’s carbon emissions are reversing according to research co-authored by WSRC Director Prof Dabo Guan
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Debunking the myth of upcoming "water wars", Prof Zeitoun urges a rethink of logic driving water scarcity
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How does water access impact communities in conflict? Prof Mark Zeitoun explains in interview with Vikas Shah from Thought Economics
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Access to Safe Drinking Water: Challenges and Opportunities for Improving Global Health by Water Security Research Centre's Jo-Anne Geere (School of Health Sciences, UEA)
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Key Global Environmental Change publication, led by Professor Zeitoun, reviews approaches to water security, resultant policy recommendations and proposes a way forward for more effective water security research and policy
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Does the world have enough water? Water Security Research Centre's Dr Jessica Budds produces new infographic
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Founded in 2011, the Water Security Research Centre (WSRC) brings together researchers from across the University of East Anglia to address the theoretical, practical and policy challenges of managing and governing water for different human, economic and environmental needs from the local to the global scales.
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Upcoming events
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October 24, 2018, 13:00 | Seminar by Prof Mark New - The role of climate change in exacerbating the risk of drought: the case of the Cape Town water crisis.
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October 26, 2018, 12:00 | Seminar by Dr Rebecca Farnum - Sinkholes in the Yucatan: interdisciplinary exploration of groundwater
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November 28, 2018, 15:30 | Seminar by Prof Mark Zeitoun: Investigating the Yarmouk tributary to the Jordan River: implications for research and analysis’
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