National Public Radio: Turkey’s Bosphorus strait is one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes for oil transport. On a recent day, more than a dozen tankers are on the horizon, but none of the oil comes from Turkey. The resource that counts here is water. Turkey is one of the only countries in the region to have enough water for its population. “The Arabs, the Iraqis and the Syrians feel very much that Turkey is asserting itself as a regional hydrological superpower,” says Hussein Amery, a water specialist …