GERD study: Sediment trapping may prolong Sudan’s Roseires Dam but raise ecological risks
[Daily News Egypt - Egypt] - 13/09/2025
A new scientific study has found that Ethiopia’s Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) will trap the vast majority of sediment carried by the Blue Nile, significantly reducing silt accumulation in Sudan’s Roseires reservoir and potentially extending its lifespan. The research, published in (…)
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