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Which dam forced Egypt to move the Abu Simbel temples?
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Which word comes from Latin for someone sharing a stream?
Answer: Rival
Why: The Latin root rivus means stream, and rivalis later also came to mean a rival in love.
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What is ancient groundwater that rain no longer refills called?
Answer: Fossil water
Why: Some fossil water beneath the Sahara has stayed underground for up to about a million years.
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Which river basin is shared by the most countries?
Answer: Danube
Why: Nineteen nations share the Danube basin, making it the world's most internationally divided catchment.
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Which item takes about 2,700 litres of water to make?
Answer: A cotton T-shirt
Why: That is about as much water as one person drinks in two and a half years.
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What does China call cities built to store rainwater?
Answer: Sponge cities
Why: Green roofs, wetlands and porous pavements let these cities hold rain where it falls instead of piping it away.
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Who brokered the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty?
Answer: World Bank
Why: The treaty allocated the three eastern rivers to India and the three western ones, including the Indus itself, to Pakistan.
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