The global community is slowly waking up to the growing paucity of water

Industry of the North vs pressing social needs of the South

Will solutions of the North work in the South?

Do industry and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) make strange bedfellows? Not anymore, apparently. In what could be a trend-setting partnership, UNEP and the World Business Council for

Industry s role in managing the dwindling freshwater resources of the world was highlighted at the sixth session of the Commission for Sustainable Development at New York. But countries of the South are hesitant about treating a social resource as a

Ever since the inception of Bangladesh in 1972 its politics have been featured by several types of seemingly endemic conflict, some of which have been associated with either periodic outbursts of violence or prolonged relatively low-key armed confrontations.

can icebergs from the Arctic solve the uk's water crisis? A British water company is examining whether it can tow giant icebergs from the Arctic circle to bring water to Britain's

The demand for water and energy is likely to increase at a geometrical rate in the coming years. What are the policy options for a better management of these resources?

The global assessment of the environment has been based on the CD scenario

An audit of the earth addresses the growing concern that the costs of environmental degradation are actually becoming a serious threat to sustained welfare

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