36 -�� 04.06.2004
International
Water Demand Management Conference
May 30 � June 3, 2004�
Jordan
BERICHTERSTATTUNG:
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auch WASSER
AKTUELL 35� 01.06.04
EU pledges to help save Dead Sea
04 June 2004, 3:01
Makka Time, 0:01 GMT
Jordan's bid to save the Dead Sea from vanishing in 50
years has received a boost from the European Union, which has pledged to
explore funding for the project �
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/C65B215F-D74C-4FB6-BEEA-087225BDE33A.htm
Palestine
and Israel unite to save Dead Sea
June
03 2004 Israel and Palestine are
supporting a project to save the Dead Sea from extinction. It emerged the two communities put aside
historic differences to support a plan to save the ecosystem of the sea, whose
water level is dropping ...
http://www.theherald.co.uk/news/17352.html
Kingdom Needs Massive Investment for Water Security
DEAD SEA, Jordan, 3 June 2004
� Saudi Arabia will need a capital investment averaging nearly $2 billion per
year for the next 20 years in order to meet projected water demand. This figure
assumes a net reduction from 286 liters a day to 250 liters per day consumed
per head of population �
Jordan appeals for int'l help
to save the Dead Sea
SOUTHERN
SHUNEH, June 2 (AP): Jordan appealed Tuesday for international assistance to
help save the ecosystem of the Dead Sea, whose water level is dropping ...
http://www.financialexpress-bd.com/index3.asp?cnd=6/3/2004§ion_id=2&newsid=11758&spcl=no
Government launches master
plan to control water deficit
June 2, 2004 �DEAD SEA � The Ministry of Water and
Irrigation on Tuesday announced the launch of the digital National Water Master
Plan 2005-2020, designed to keep the current water deficit from expanding ...
http://www.jordantimes.com/Wed/homenews/homenews5.htm
Dead Sea could disappear
02/06/2004 07:53� Amman - The Dead Sea could
disappear within 50 years unless a scheme to build a canal from the Red Sea to
replenish it was implemented soon, Jordanian Water Minister Hazem Nasser warned
on Tuesday ...
http://www.news24.com/News24/Technology/News/0,6119,2-13-1443_1536151,00.html
Iraqi water sector undermined by crippled infrastructure, absence of
security, minister says
June 01, 2004 �SOUTHERN SHUNEH, Jordan� Iraq has sufficient water
resources from lakes and rivers, but the vital sector is undermined by impotent
infrastructure and lack of security in post-war Iraq, Iraqi Water Resources
Minister Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid said this week�
http://www.enn.com/news/2004-06-01/s_24388.asp
�weitere Nachrichten:
6/3/2004
BONN
- Turkish Energy and Natural Resources Miniister Hilmi Guler has said that as
the Turkish government, they attributed great importance to renewable energy
issue and they would make Renewable Energy Law � Guler said, ''Turkey will be transformed into a 'center of wind energy'
with legal arrangements. As a result of renewable energy, we will make use of
national resources. Turkey can currently make use of thirty-five percent of its
water resources. Electricity energy from water is about twenty-six percent. Our
aim is to increase this rate.''�
http://www.turkishpress.com/turkishpress/news.asp?ID=20734
BROT f�r die Welt fordert Menschenrecht auf Wasser
Dienstag
1. Juni 2004, Bonn (AP) Die kirchliche Hilfsorganisation Brot f�r die Welt hat
an die Bundesregierung appelliert, sich f�r das Menschenrecht auf Wasser
einzusetzen. ...
http://de.news.yahoo.com/040601/12/423qo.html
Bezug: Kampagne Wasser ist keine Ware � Wasser ist Menschenrecht:
http://www.brot-fuer-die-welt.de/index.php?/279_1668_DEU_HTML.php
Kommentierung
Barandat: �Menschenrecht
auf Wasser�
Herzliche Gr��e von der Elbe
J�rg Barandat
http://de.geocities.com/joergbarandat/wassernetz.html
