Kabul’s Water Crisis: 'risk of becoming first modern city to run out of water'

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Kabul was founded between 2000 and 1500 before our so-called modern era.
More than 7 million inhabitants now in town. Over 7 million lives at risk.

Kabul’s Water Crisis

Climate change, which is anything but natural

Investigating Water Issues: Methods and Principles

This workshop introduces participants to basic principles of Water Issues and investigation. It provides guidance and tips on investigating exposure to water access, water pollution, vulnerabilities and coping capacities that participants can apply to their local context. Participants will gain awareness on the complex relationship between climate change, human activities, public policies and societal safety, as well as potential wrongdoing related to water infrastructures. Shortcuts Workshop…

Global warming, local weather, hyper-urbanization linked to the impoverishment of communities who migrate to the city in the hope of better living conditions (capitalism), a form of hyrdic debt exists; and also private companies capitalizing on this water crisis.

Groundwater Contamination & Wastewater Treatment?
in the hands of NGOs or corporations, with little or no autonomy or freedom.

And it’s also Trans-Boundary Issues with Pakistan, Iran, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. It’s about Watersheds again.

Kabul at risk of becoming first modern city to run out of water, report warns