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Preventing the Death of the World’s Rivers

February 19, 2020;

 BRAHMA CHELLANEY| Project Syndicate| Read original article here. The world’s rivers are under unprecedented pressure from contamination, damming, and diversion, which are straining water resources, destroying ecosystems, jeopardizing livelihoods, and damaging human health. International cooperation can save riparian systems, but … Continued

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