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THE ATLAS OF WATER, Mapping the World's Most Critical Resource.


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THE ATLAS OF WATER, Mapping the World's Most Critical Resource. Black, King. 2nd Edition. Climate change and human population growth threaten the world's supply of fresh water, edging us closer to a global water crisis, with implications for agriculture, the environment, global economics, and human health. Completely revised and updated, The Atlas of Water is a compelling visual guide to the state of this life-sustaining resource. Using vivid graphics, maps, and charts, it explores complex human interactions with water over time and across the world. Addresses all the pressing issues concerning water, from human impacts of dams and diversions to water shortages and excessive demand, pollution, privatization, and water management. It also outlines critical tools for managing water, providing safe access to water, and preserving the future of the world's water supply. #WTR-18282.
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