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Flood Management: Why it Matters for Development and Adaptation Policy
Our species has always lived with floods. But they remain poorly understood and managed. Floods are part of a natural cy View more
Heart of Dryness: How the Last Bushmen Can Help Us Endure the Coming Age of Permanent Drought
In Heart of Dryness: How the Last Bushmen Can Help Us Endure the Coming Age of Permanent Drought, author James Workman t View more
InnovationÂ’s Accelerating Interest in Water
Over the past decade the world of innovation has evolved to become more strategic, more open and more focused on the big View more
Slash and Learn
Dr. Aracely Castro of the International Centre of Tropical Agriculture presents a new model of agricultural management t View more
The Power of Rain
Ceren Burçak Dag had a rough start to World Water Week when her luggage got lost in transit from her home in Turkey. Wh View more
Tipping Elements, Planetary Boundaries and Water
The human imprint on the hydrological cycle is now apparent on a global scale. About 40 percent of the total global runo View more
World Water Week 2009
More than 2,400 participants from 135 countries gathered in the Swedish capital for the 2009 World Water Week in Stockho View more
Climate Adaptation: A Warning from Australia
“In its dryness, Australia suggests the planet’s future, as the vast human population and the demands of its industrie View more
Meet Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak: The 2009 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate
On August 20, during the World Water Week in Stockholm, Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak will receive the 2009 Stockholm Water Priz View more
Thirsty Country: Options for Australia
Åsa Wahlquist’s book Thirsty Country: Options for Australia presents a striking outline of 10 paradoxes of the nation View more