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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
Stockholm Water Front No. 4 2010
This issue of the Stockholm Water Front looks into some statistics and arguments related to urbanisation in conjunction View more
Climate Change, Water and Adaptation – Some Fundamental Reflections
“Few countries have just the right amount of water throughout the year ... finding ways and means to deal with inc View more
Stockholm Water Front No. 3 2010
In this issue of Water Front, you can visit back to the 2010 World Water Week in Stockholm, and recapture highlights lea View more
In Retrospect: 2010 World Water Week
Over the past 20 years, the World Water Week has established itself as a highly dynamic and well balanced forum for deep View more
The Stockholm Story – The successful development of a city in an integrated water perspective
Responsibility for water system services in a metropolitan area demands more extensive measures than just constructing a View more
Water is Imperative to Economic and National Security
Safe drinking water is a human right. By providing safe water we address and prevent many water-borne diseases simultane View more