Por: ABC News World November 18, 2022
DAWWAYAH, Iraq and ILISU DAM, Turkey -- Next year, the water will come. The pipes have been laid to Ata Yigit’s sprawling farm in Turkey’s southeast connecting it to a dam on the Euphrates River. A dream, soon to become a reality, he says.Over 1,000 kilometers (625 miles) downstream in southern , nothing grows anymore in Obeid Hafez’s wheat farm. The water stopped coming a year ago, the 95-year-old said.The starkly different realities are... + full article
Los Angeles Times USA World November 25, 2022
Abbas Hashem fixed his worried gaze on the horizon — the day was almost gone and still, there was no sign of the last of his water buffaloes. He knows that when his animals don't come back from roaming the marshes of this part of Iraq, they must be dead. The dry earth is... + más
Salt, drought decimate buffaloes in Iraq's southern marshes | Associated Press
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Associated Press USA Science November 23, 2022
CHIBAYISH, Iraq (AP) — Abbas Hashem fixed his worried gaze on the horizon — the day was almost gone and still, there was no sign of the last of his water buffaloes. He knows that when his animals don’t come back from roaming the marshes of this part of Iraq, they must be... + más
Salt, drought decimate buffaloes in Iraq's southern marshes | Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times USA World November 19, 2022
Next year, the water will come. The pipes have been laid at Ata Yigit’s sprawling farm in Turkey’s southeast connecting it to a dam on the Euphrates River. A dream, soon to become a reality, he says. He’s already grown a small corn patch on some of the water. The golden... + más
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ABC News USA Business November 18, 2022
SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt -- Antigua and Barbuda’s minister says they have concerns about an EU proposal on loss and damage funding for countries vulnerable to climate change made late Thursday at U.N. climate talks.Molwyn Joseph, who spoke on behalf of small island states, said... + más
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ABC News USA World November 08, 2022
BEIRUT -- Turkey isn't ensuring an adequate water flow downstream into the Euphrates River in Syria, worsening a water crisis believed to have increased the spread of cholera in the war-torn country, a prominent rights group said Monday.Human Rights Watch also blamed the... + más
Conflict, crisis fuel cholera surge across Mideast hot spots | ABC News
Conflict, crisis fuel cholera surge across Mideast hot spots | Associated Press
ABC7 USA World October 21, 2022
Bodies of water all over North America are drying up as a result of drought and a decrease in precipitation, experts told ABC News.Earlier this year, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted that the 22-year megadrought affecting the West would not only... + más
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Bodies of water all over North America are drying up due to drought, climate change: Experts | ABC News
Associated Press USA Health September 21, 2022
BEIRUT (AP) — A deadly cholera outbreak in Syria has killed at least 39 people and infected hundreds more this past month, health officials said Wednesday, raising concerns about whether the war-torn country can put a stop to its spread.The U.N. and Syria’s Health Ministry... + más
WHO sends supplies to Syria to deal with cholera outbreak | Associated Press
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