Sa Water Crisis Is A National Security Risk Dr Anthony Turton

Sa Water Crisis Is A National Security Risk Dr Anthony Turton Dr anthony turton: sa water crisis is “existential threat” to national security and economy. 13th june 2023 by chris steyn. south africa is in the grip of a serious national security crisis on the water front. this is according to dr anthony turton, who is a specialist in water as a national security risk. he says: “we have a profound. South africa is in the grip of a serious national security crisis on the water front. this is according to dr anthony turton, who is a specialist in water as.

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