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In the media: "The world's most dangerous dust" threatens one million people

Published: 13 February 2016

Swedish researchers kope to find a solution for what has been called the world's most dangerous dust - Mosul Dam in northern Iraq. Calculations have shown that upwards of a million people's lives at risk if the dam collapses.

"The world's most dangerous dust" threatens one million people

Swedish Radio

[http://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=83&artikel=6367617]

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Al-Ansari, Nadhir - Professor

Organisation: Soil Mechanics, Mining and Geotechnical Engineering, Department of Civil, Environmental and Natural Resources Engineering

Phone: +46 (0)920 491858

Email: nadhir.alansari@ltu.se

Room: T3334 - Luleå

In the media

Prof. Nadhir Al-Ansari at The 4th Euro-Mediterranean International conference (EMCEI-4)

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Water Resources in Iraq: perspectives and prognosis

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Professor Nadhir Al-Ansari Head of ATINER’s Environment Unit

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Nadhir Al-Ansari at a conference in Spain

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Professor Nadhir Al-Ansari interviewed in The Telegraph

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2 Oct. 2022 09:00 – 4 Oct. 2022 17:00 , Komar University, Conference Hall: Waterresources in Iraq - Perspectives and Prognosis

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Collaboration with American University in Baghdad

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Meeting with the Iraqi Minister of Water Resources, Eng Mahdi Alhamdany

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2 Oct. 2022 09:00 – 4 Oct. 2022 17:00 , Komar University, Conference Hall: Waterresources in Iraq - Perspectives and Prognosis

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Meeting on collobration in the water sector with Iraq

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Weaponizing Water: Ancient Tactic, New Implications

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Luleå University of Technology's research in report from NASA

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In the news: Water pollution in Basra

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In the media: Mosul Dam No Longer on Brink of Catastrophe

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In the media: Lulea professor wants to save his former homeland

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In the media: Professor Nadhir Al-Ansari interviewed about the situation at the dam in Mosul

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In the media: Mosul Dam collapse will be worse than a nuclear bomb

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In the media: Workshop on the dam in Mosul

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In the media: Disaster of Biblical scale threatens in Iraq

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Increased cooperation with Iraq

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The Mosul Dam Crisis: Overview and Solutions

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In the media: The Catastrophic Failure of a Dam in Iraq is terrifyingly Close

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In the media: The Mosul Dam could become greater threat than the IS

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In the media: Water Dam in Mosul at risk of collapse

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In the media: Riga-based Iraqi group: Mosul dam collapse threatens millions

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In the media: Lulea U Experts studying dangerous dam in Mosul

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In the media: Mosul dam warning

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In the media: Mosul Dam could cause disaster in Iraq

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In the media: "The world's most dangerous dust" threatens one million people

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Internationally acclaimed research

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In the media: 'No assurance' Mosul dam repair will work, says expert

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In the media: Nadhir Al-Ansari on the dam in Mosul

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In tne media: Will Italy Be Able to Fix the ‘World’s Most Dangerous Dam’?

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Presentation on Water Resources Management in the International Symposium organized by the Iraqi Fou

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In the media: Nadhir Al-Ansari about the UN climate conference in Paris

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In the media: Nadhir Al-Ansari talks about the dam in Mosul

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New book: Geological and Engineering Investigations of the most dangerous dam in the world

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The most dangerous dam in the world

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In the news: Mosul Dam in terrorists' hands

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The world is a village

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People without land

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For the benefit of the nation

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Waste management and depleted uranium topics in workshop

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UNESCO, Iraq and LTU in cooperation

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Published:13 February 2016

Updated: 14 February 2016

By:Richard Renberg

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