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Flowing Into Uncertainty

Climate Change and Water Security Risks

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Is water security in Asia at a tipping point? Highlighting hydrological, socio-economic, and climate change factors, the article examines water scarcity's impact on geopolitical stability in Asia, using case studies from India, Pakistan, and China. Emphasis is placed on sustainable water management and the need for cooperative agreements to mitigate conflict and ensure future water availability.

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The key to preventing water conflicts lies in enhancing cooperation, building robust international water management frameworks, and addressing the underlying socio-economic and environmental issues that contribute to water scarcity.

Karla Lamesic Karla Lamesic is pursuing a PhD in Finance at the University of St.

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Lamesic, K. (2024). Flowing Into Uncertainty. EPIS Insight · Climate Policy & Environment.
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