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Jun 12, 2026
Iraq: Shrinking rivers, rising tensions and survival
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Nazanine MoshiriHOST
Perhaps for someone who may be familiar with Iraq, mainly because of its past conflicts or the current headlines that we see, How would you explain to us how you view climate change unfolding in the country?

Andrea DekroutGUEST
And perhaps that's something that most people might not consider when it comes to the impact of climate change.

Andrea DekroutGUEST
So Iraq has been grappling with this for a long time with more droughts, more heat, but on the other hand, also more extreme floods in the wintertime.
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Nazanine MoshiriHOST
So, Andrea, I just wanted to ask you, so in terms of Iraq's water story, how much of it do you think is being shaped realistically by what's happening beyond its borders and across the region?