Abstract The Nile River is a unique environmental system and essential water resource for
its basin riparian nations. Population growth, changes in precipitation patterns, damming …

Egypt, which suffers from water scarcity, has been listed among the ten top countries that are
threatened due to the rapidly increasing population. With growing concerns about climate …

The destruction of cultural heritage caused by dams represents a major issue especially in
an age of climate change and narrowly focused development policies. To counteract this …

This chapter summarizes the key information and findings for the book Grand Ethiopian
Renaissance Dam versus Aswan High Dam: A View from Egypt. Also, the major conclusions …

水力发电是我国重要的清洁能源, 然而水电站建设和运营周期长, 其对生态系统的长期影响过程
还不明确. 尤其是干旱地区, 因其特殊的地理位置与干旱少雨的气候条件, 生态系统自我调节能力 …

Egypt is known as the Nile's gift because it relies on the Nile River for around 94% of its
freshwater resources. As a result, Egypt's national security is clearly dependent on the Nile …

Abstract The Nile River Basin's (NRB's) water resources are vulnerable to hydrologic
alteration projects. Construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), a …

The Nile River stretches from south to north throughout the Nile River Basin (NRB) in
Northeast Africa. Ethiopia, where the Blue Nile originates, has begun the construction of the …

The hydropolitics over the Abbay basin has a long history of hydrologic hegemony by Egypt.
The conflict over the Abbay River mainly occurred between Egypt, Ethiopia, and Sudan …

Increased demands for sustainable water and energy resources in densely populated
basins have led to the construction of dams, which impound waters in artificial reservoirs. In …