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  • Can We Forecast Where Water Conflicts Are Likely to Occur?

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    Guest Contributor  //  October 27, 2014  //  By Thomas Bernauer & Tobias Böhmelt
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    Many of the world’s freshwater systems reach across national boundaries, and growing demands combined with supply constraints may lead to increased potential for international water conflicts. If that’s the case, which international river basins are most at risk of conflict or, conversely, which are most prone to cooperation? What are the factors that increase or decrease conflict risk?

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