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Hydropower won’t help solve the climate crisis, but new dam projects may lead to war over one thing key to our survival — access to fresh, clean water.

Rivers dry up while the superpowers jockey for position, hoping to control what remains of the world’s resources.

Their high greenhouse gas emissions, environmental impact, and regional conflicts over water sharing offer a clear answer.

“ remains the largest source of renewable energy in the electricity sector,” the IPCC wrote in 2018. “Evidence suggests that relatively high levels

Fearing for Its Political Future, Hamas May Be Pushed Into Joining the PLO and Conceding Its Status in the Gaza Strip. Washington, Relevant Arab States and Palestinian Organizations Are Now Locked in a Race to Create a Realistic Work Plan for Gaza's Future

United Nations health officials say the largest remaining operating hospital in Gaza has been forced to shut down due to a lack of power and staff shortage. Meanwhile, Israeli forces are continuing with their operations in southern Gaza, where over a million displaced Palestinians have sought refuge.

By Joshua Frank

“We will not deal with the hypothetical [...] We call upon all our friends, all of those who understand the complexities and the dangers associated with it, to not only provide support by rhetoric but to indicate clearly that there will be consequences for any form of displacement," Egypts FM said.

The timing of the trips has remained consistent but their purpose has shifted since Qian Qichen started the convention in 1991.

Indirect talks between Israel and Hamas have not brought the war to an end - and a pivotal few weeks looms.