Taliban's Massive Canal Project to Tackle Afghanistan Drought
This effort could change the lives of thousands, struggling with worsening food shortages, four decades of war, and the adverse impacts of climate change.
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This effort could change the lives of thousands, struggling with worsening food shortages, four decades of war, and the adverse impacts of climate change.
Two years after taking power, the Taliban are overseeing its first major infrastructure project: A 115-mile canal that will divert water from the Amu Darya river.
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