The atlas of water Robin Clarke

By:

Clarke, Robin

Contributor(s):

King, Jannet (jt. auth.)

Publication details: London: Earthscan publication, 2004.Description: 127pISBN:

1844071332
9781844071333

Subject(s):

Water resources-Atles

DDC classification:

333.91 CLA

Summary: This crucial and timely atlas gives shape and meaning to the vast and complex statistics about water consumption, scarcity and quality and explores the areas of international tension over this vital resource, including predicted scenarios. Covering the full global picture, as well as special coverage of vulnerable regions such as California, the Middle East, and India, this book makes crystal clear the dire state of the world's water resource.

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This crucial and timely atlas gives shape and meaning to the vast and complex statistics about water consumption, scarcity and quality and explores the areas of international tension over this vital resource, including predicted scenarios. Covering the full global picture, as well as special coverage of vulnerable regions such as California, the Middle East, and India, this book makes crystal clear the dire state of the world's water resource.

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