This month, the Mershon Center takes up the historical, global, and local dimensions of water security, expected to top the 21st century’s agenda for communities, governments, industry, and intergovernmental organizations.
Mershon Mondays encourage Ohio State researchers in different disciplines, career stages, and professional networks to share ideas and perspectives on global security questions. A light lunch will be served and advanced registration is required.
Fazlul Haq is an assistant professor in the Department of Geography at Government College University, Faisalabad, Pakistan and a post-doctoral scholar at the Byrd Center, working with Byrd researcher Bryan Mark, professor in the Department of Geography at The Ohio State University. Together, Drs. Haq and Mark will lead the discussion and their plan to study transborder conflict over water distribution from the Indus Basin in the context of climatic and glacial change in the Himalayan region.
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