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  1. South Asia is facing a dam-building race, with a water-sharing treaty expiring in December 2026, causing river drying and salinity issues.

The shared resource flow governed by the 1996 Ganges Water Treaty is currently facing operational issues due to the Farakka barrage.

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The shared resource flow governed by the 1996 Ganges Water Treaty is currently facing operational issues due to the Farakka barrage.

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