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He predicts strategic adaptation pressure on Gulf economies via water and energy vulnerability, with desalination dependence as a concrete trigger for humanitarian strain.
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He predicts strategic adaptation pressure on Gulf economies via water and energy vulnerability, with desalination dependence as a concrete trigger for humanitarian strain.
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"Yeah, I mean, that's what I would certainly be tempted to if I were them. Steve Keen, what is your prediction? We've talked about..."
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"look at the other side, the Arabian side, some of them have 96 % dependence upon desalination. If it goes that far, then we..."
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