Plumbing the rights /

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Television Trust for the Environment

Series: Changing currents ; 9. | Changing currents ; 9. Publisher: New Delhi : Centre for Science and Environment, [2003]Description: 2 DVD (26 min. each) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 inContent type:

text

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unmediated

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DDC classification:

A01152

Contents:

pt. 1. [no unique title] / pt. 2. Governing the right to water /

Summary: For one in six people on the planet, finding water for drinking, cooking and washing is a daily struggle. As freshwater resources become ever scarcer, the UN has set a target to halve the number of people without enough water by 2015. How can this possibly be achieved? Plumbing the rights meets the people at the sharp end of the water crisis to find out their ideas on how to solve it--from India to South Africa, Bolivia to the United States.

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pt. 1. [no unique title] /
pt. 2. Governing the right to water /

For one in six people on the planet, finding water for drinking, cooking and washing is a daily struggle. As freshwater resources become ever scarcer, the UN has set a target to halve the number of people without enough water by 2015. How can this possibly be achieved? Plumbing the rights meets the people at the sharp end of the water crisis to find out their ideas on how to solve it--from India to South Africa, Bolivia to the United States.

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