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Social Media – A virtual conversation
Reflections on social media during the 2011 World Water Week in Stockholm. Article in Stockholm Water Front, issue no 3, View more
World Water Week – Making a statement
Next June 4-6, global leaders will gather for the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Ja View more
Brazil – A Drying Amazon Basin
Water is scarce in many parts of the world, but maybe more surprisingly in an area where the Amazon Rivers main tribut View more
China – Three Gorges and a Remedy
The Changjiang Water Resources Commission supported by the EU China River Basin Management Program will give a presentat View more
In Honourable Memory of the 1994 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate Dr. Takeshi Kubo
Organising a sewage system for 12 million people might sound like a life-time achievement for many, but for the late Sto View more
In Honourable Memory of the 2000 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate Kader Asmal
Many in the world associate his name with revolutionary perseverance to end Apartheid in South Africa, with grand scale View more
Phosphorus: Approaching Fundamental Limits?
Professor Stephen R. Carpenter of the University of Wisconsin-Madison was named the 2011 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate View more
South Sudan – At the Nile’s Hydropolitical Crossroads
On the 9th of July, 2011 the Republic of South Sudan became the newest country in the world and the 55th independent sta View more
Stockholm Water Front No. 2 2011
In this issue of the quarterly Stockholm Water Front, an exclusive editorial contribution by the Stockholm Water Prize L View more
Stockholm Water Front No. 1 2011
In this issue of Stockholm Water Front we try to grasp lessons from unconventional plans to address water for urban cent View more