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GATS,Water and the Environment. Implications of the General Agreement on Trade in Services for Water Resources
[GATS,Water and the Environment. Implications of the General Agreement on Trade in Services for Water Resources]
Water is one of the most important elements for the health of an ecosystem. It is essential to
all life on earth and is a limiting factor in economic and social development. Globally,
freshwater resources are being over-exploited, polluted and degraded. Demands for water, for drinking as well as for development, are increasingly being made on systems which are
already near the point of collapse. Water management policies that focus on both sustainable
development and sustainable water use are more important than ever before in order to ensure that ecosystems are not permanently damaged.
WWF - The Global Conservation Organization
Language: Inglés
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