Written by: Stephanie Martinovich PUBLISHED ON AUG 02, 2021 New study shows Egypt will import more water than water supplied by the Nile if changes are

CSIRO PUBLISHINGMarine and Freshwater Research, 2022, 73, 292–306https://doi.org/10.1071/MF21118Forecasting water consumption on transboundary water resources for water resource management using the feed-forward neural network: a case

Samaa Mohy 1,2,*, Khadija El Aasar 1 and Yasmin Sakr 1Citation: Mohy, S.; El Aasar, K.; Sakr, Y. Decomposition Analysis of Virtual Water Outflows for

Gaber Ahmed Bassyouni Shehata1*, Ahmed Hassan Ismaiel Srour1, Shmoaa Awad Mohamed Soliman Oraby2, Sahar El-Sayed El-Sayed El-Wakeel3, Hanan Abd-Elmoneim Mohamed Zahran11Department of Agricultural Economics, Faculty of Agriculture (Saba Basha),

gypt’s Hurghada has the right wind speeds to generate huge amounts of freshwater through wind-powered desalination. P Hkorsart/Shutterstock Sisalination and Egypt’s need for more drinkable water

MONTE BUTE “I seem to read the history of all ages and nations in every page — and especially the history of our country for forty

I have to admit, it has been quite some time now, over two years to be exact, since I thought of writing this blog piece.

Update: On July 22, 2020 Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announces the first-year filling target, indicating that enough water had accumulated to enable Ethiopia to test

This is definitely, without any doubt, one for the books — I find it close to impossible to describe the first filling and completion of