Crisis? What Crisis?
Municipal, provincial and federal governments will also require redefined or additional positions and programs to enhance supporting activities in environment, economic development and water management agencies.\n First, realistic water pricing is fundamental for a water soft path and probably its h...
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| description | Municipal, provincial and federal governments will also require redefined or additional positions and programs to enhance supporting activities in environment, economic development and water management agencies.\n First, realistic water pricing is fundamental for a water soft path and probably its hardest sell. Links with other issues, such as the impact of climate change on agriculture and food security, the challenge of protecting source water, and the detection in drinking water of pharmaceuticals and other contaminants could provide a springboard to broaden water-related reforms into water soft path policies. |
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