Climate change is no longer viewed only as an environmental issue. Increasingly, governments, economists, urban planners, and security experts see it as one of the most powerful forces likely to reshape global migration, urbanization, and economic stability during the 21st century.
For decades, discussions about Central Asia focused largely on oil, natural gas, trade corridors, and geopolitics. Today, however, another issue is rapidly emerging as one of the greatest long term threats to the region’s economic stability and national security: water.
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