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  1. No fridge, no fans, just blocks of ice: improvising to survive in Pakistan’s searing heat
    By Hazaran Rahim Dad and Changeez Nazir in Nasirabad, Pakistan

    With limited electricity and poor ventilation, many families in Nasirabad have little to shield them from temperatures of up to 50C

    theguardian.com/global-develop

    #Globaldevelopment #Pakistan #Extremeheat #SouthandcentralAsia #Climatecrisis #Environment #Worldnews #Accesstowater #Globalhealth #TheGuardian #HazaranRahimDad #ChangeezNazirinNasirabad #Pakistan

  2. Iraq’s ghost villages: Islamic State drove people away – now a new enemy is preventing their return
    By Chris Huby, in Sinjar

    Nearly a decade after fighting ended in northern Iraq, the climate crisis has brought extreme heat and a water shortage, making life almost impossible

    theguardian.com/global-develop

    #Globaldevelopment #Iraq #MiddleEastandnorthAfrica #Worldnews #Climatecrisis #Accesstowater #Drought #Humanrights #Humanrights #Environment #Water #TheGuardian #ChrisHuby #inSinjar

  3. A rain festival with no rain: the Indian farmers bracing for a ‘super’ El Niño as monsoon arrives late
    By Words and photographs by Neelima Vallangi

    Raja is normally a celebration of the start of the monsoon, but in the eastern state of Odisha, the rains came so late the seeds were sown under clear skies

    theguardian.com/global-develop

    #Globaldevelopment #Environmentalsustainability #India #ElNiosouthernoscillation #Farming #Drought #Water #Foodsecurity #Environment #SouthandcentralAsia #Worldnews #Accesstowater #Extremeweather #TheGuardian #Words #photographsbyNeelimaVallangi

  4. ‘We count every litre’: how Cuba’s energy crisis sparked a daily struggle for water
    By Lucien Migné in Havana

    Power cuts not only leave people in the dark but leave taps dry, forcing millions of Cubans to spend their days fetching water any way they can

    theguardian.com/global-develop

    #Accesstowater #Poverty #Globaldevelopment #Cuba #USforeignpolicy #Caribbean #Worldnews #Americas #TheGuardian #LucienMigninHavana

  5. It cost £2.1bn to divert a river in Brazil’s outback. So where has all the water gone?
    By Constance Malleret in Sertânia and Monteiro, Brazil. Photographs by Leonardo Carrato for the Guardian

    Despite official claims that the São Francisco River project supplies 12m people, many of those who had to make way for its construction in 2007 still have no water at all

    theguardian.com/global-develop

    #Globaldevelopment #Accesstowater #Water #Drought #Brazil #Worldnews #Environment #Americas #TheGuardian #ConstanceMalleretinSertnia #Monteiro #BrazilPhotographsbyLeonardoCarratofortheGuardian

  6. Prickly pears, avocados and lemons: how rainwater harvesting is feeding Mexico City’s gardens and homes
    By Suzanne Bearne in Mexico City

    Thousands of low-income households are benefiting from a simple system that captures and filters rainfall from the city’s roofs

    theguardian.com/global-develop

    #Globaldevelopment #Accesstowater #Water #Mexico #Americas #Drought #Climatecrisis #TheGuardian #SuzanneBearneinMexicoCity

  7. First came the dead fish, then invasive plants. A year later and Lake Suchitlán’s pollution remains a mystery
    By Words and Photos by Camilo Freedman in San Salvador

    Fishers on El Salvador’s largest lake are still looking for answers after the die-off, with no explanation provided by the government

    theguardian.com/global-develop

    #Water #Globaldevelopment #ElSalvador #Americas #Worldnews #Accesstowater #Pollution #Fishing #Invasivespecies #Animals #Conservation #Endangeredspecies #Environment #Wildlife #Waste #TheGuardian #Words #PhotosbyCamiloFreedmaninSanSalvador