Titlebook: Water Security, Climate Change and Sustainable Development; Asit K. Biswas,Cecilia Tortajada Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media Sin

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Water, Climate Change and Sustainable Development: An Industry Example,ive efforts to address the potential impacts of climate change. Some of these initiatives include the Business Leadership platform, the United Nations Environment Programme and The Global Compact. Within its sustainability framework, the company has on-going programmes for water and biodiversity con

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Will Rivers Become a Cause of Conflict, Rather Than Co-operation, in South Asia?,ic and demographic growth and uncertainty over supply, partly as a result of climate change. In a region with a history of cross-border conflict and feeble regional institutions, some analysts warn competition over water supplies, notably rivers that cross borders, is most likely to lead to conflict

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Water Security, Climate Change and Sustainable Development: An Introduction,ing hundreds of millions of people living in poverty and for the additional 3.9 billion people will be a challenging task under the best of circumstances. Many parts of the world are already facing serious water problems, both in terms of quality and quantity. Adding climate change scenarios further

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Climate Change, Resource Efficiency and Sustainability,nability framework. These strategies have given the company the opportunity to innovate towards more environmentally sustainable and science-based products and services. Nestlé has successfully and continually improved resource use efficiency in water, energy and materials in a perspective of reduci

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Water Resources Management and Adaptation to Climate Change,elevance of adapting to climate change has increased in addition to the mitigation to climate change. Integrated water resources management (IWRM) is expected to work well as an adaptation to climate change, preferably integrated with disaster risk management (DRM), proper land management, and pover