Publication
Jan 2010
Climate change, economic development and population growth are changing perceptions of water and raising awareness of the growing stresses placed on the world’s freshwater resources. The limited availability of water is particularly acute in regions such as the Middle East where demand already outweighs supply and neighboring states must share their main freshwater resources. Competition over dwindling and ill-managed water resources will likely increase, potentially threatening food security, health, economic development and peace in a region already struggling with ongoing conflict.
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Series | EWI Publications |
Publisher | EastWest Institute (EWI) |
Copyright | © 2010 EastWest Institute (EWI) |