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This paper argues that there does not seem to be a binding water constraint on sustainable development. Where such a constraint exists, there are many examples of technical solutions which can be applied to prevent "water wars" breaking out.

TitleWater scarcity and sustainable development
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication1992
AuthorsSalih, AMA, Ali, AG
Paginationp. 44-48: 2 photogr.
Date Published1992-01-01
Keywordsenvironment, environmental impact assessment, impact assessment, policies, sustainable development, water shortage
Abstract

This paper argues that there does not seem to be a binding water constraint on sustainable development. Where such a constraint exists, there are many examples of technical solutions which can be applied to prevent "water wars" breaking out. It is also noted that stringent adherence to environmental impact assessment requirements for water projects may lead to delays in crucial development fields.

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