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Forecasts of a Rain-Heavy Winter Bring Hope for Replenishing National Water Reserves
Long-term meteorological forecasts suggest the country may experience an exceptionally rainy winter season, with precipitation levels expected to exceed general averages across various regions. This o...
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Government Directives for Urgent Technical Solutions to Improve Irrigation in Balad and Dujail Districts
The Minister of Water Resources conducted an inspection tour of the Balad and Dujail districts in the Salah al-Din Governorate to assess the state of water services and identify the main challenges fa...
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High-Level Iraqi Delegation Heads to Turkey to Address Water Crisis and Secure Tigris and Euphrates Shares
The Iraqi government is preparing to send a negotiating delegation comprising representatives from the ministries of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Environment, along with specialized experts, to T...
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Environmental Reports Warn of Rising Electronic Waste Risks and Advocate for National Regulatory Frameworks
Environmental monitoring organizations have warned of a worsening electronic waste crisis, estimating annual domestic production at approximately 150,000 tons. This escalation poses severe threats to...
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Parliamentary Warnings on Climate Change Repercussions: Drought Threatens Vast Areas of Iraq
Parliamentary agricultural and water committees have warned of the escalating impacts of climate change on Iraq, emphasizing that a large portion of the country's geography is now threatened by drough...
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Water Releases from Mosul Dam Reduced in Response to Declining Inflows from Upstream Countries
Water resource management authorities have decided to reduce the release rates from the Mosul Dam into the Tigris River to 750 cubic meters per second, down from a steady 1000 cubic meters in recent d...
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Scientific Proposal to Combat the Spread of "Water Hyacinth" in Iraqi Rivers Using Biological Control Methods
Amid the growing environmental threat posed by the invasive "water hyacinth" to water flow and agricultural resources in the rivers and streams of the country's south, a scientific proposal has emerge...