We return to watering holes for more than water: we return because friends and dreams are there to meet us.

Jul 20, 2012

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Water Law and Governance. Water Treaties. 3600 treaties since 800 (most navigation); 400 treaties (non-navigational) since 1820.But 158 of 263 international basins lack an agreement106 basins are multi-lateral, but only 20% of agreements are multi-lateral. A Crisis of Governance?. Governance refer

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