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22.09.2004
- VERANSTALTUNG -
28.9. bis 30.9.2004
Universit�t Hamburg: Symposium
zur Information der �ffentlichkeit
WARNSIGNAL KLIMA: Genug Wasser f�r alle?
Gen�gend Wasser f�r jeden � wichtiges Menschenrecht
Programm: http://www.rrz.uni-hamburg.de/Wasser/Programm.pdf
http://www.rrz.uni-hamburg.de/Wasser/
http://idw-online.de/public/zeige_pm.html?pmid=86063
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15 September 2004: Weltbev�lkerungsbericht 2004
http://www.fr-aktuell.de/ressorts/nachrichten_und_politik/nachrichten_aktuell/?cnt=504984
UN: Bald Milliarden Menschen in L�ndern mit zu wenig
Wasser
15.09.2004� London (dpa) - Im Jahre 2025
werden nach Sch�tzung der Vereinten Nationen 2,4 bis 3,4 Milliarden Menschen in
L�ndern mit Wasserknappheit leben. Heute sei es gerade einmal eine halbe
Milliarde, hei�t es im diesj�hrigen Weltbev�lkerungsbericht der UN.
Wasserknappheit sei dabei nur eine der gro�en Gefahren der
Bev�lkerungsexplosion...
DOKUMENT: United Nations
Population Fund (UNFPA)
UN Report: The State of World Population 2004
http://www.unfpa.org/swp/2004/english/ch1/index.htm
Ausz�ge
in deutsch:� http://www.weltbevoelkerung.de/wbbericht.html
27
August 2004 Implementation of the United Nations
Millennium Declaration Report of the Secretary-General
http://ods-dds-ny.un.org/doc/UNDOC/GEN/N04/465/40/PDF/N0446540.pdf?OpenElement
Bezugsdokumente: Millennium Declaration: http://www.un.org/millenniumgoals/
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17.09.2004
- Wasser und nachhaltige Entwicklung>
Akademische Feier aus Anlass der Verleihung des
Entwicklungsl�nderpreises am 7. Oktober 2004 - Pressegespr�ch im Anschluss -
Internationales, interdisziplin�res Symposium zum Thema "Wasser und
nachhaltige Entwicklung" am 7. und 8. Oktober 2004...
http://zeus.zeit.de/idw/idw-85817.xml
http://www.uni-giessen.de/dcp/
September 16, 2004 ''We have made progress, but
still have difference of opinion on several points and we are still in
discussion,'' Bangladesh Water Resources Secretary Dr Mohammad Omar Farooq Khan
told reporters after the first round of the concluding day's talks.
http://www.deepikaglobal.com/ENG4_sub.asp?ccode=ENG4&newscode=71790
Delhi and Dhaka in critical talks
15
September, 2004 Senior interior ministry officials from India and
Bangladesh are due to meet in Dhaka amidst a souring of ties between the two
South Asian neighbours. India says it will seek Dhaka's help in cracking down
on militant camps it alleges are present inside Bangladesh. Dhaka denies that
any anti-Indian group is operating from its territory. Indian and Bangladeshi
officials are also holding a second day of talks in Dhaka about sharing water
from rivers that flow through both their countries. India and Bangladesh have
at least 54 common rivers and are keen to work out a long-term agreement on
water-sharing�
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/3657674.stm
UKRAINE AND MOLDOVA AGREE TO DEVELOP CO-OPERATION ON SUSTAINABLE
MANAGEMENT OF THE DNIESTR RIVER
CHISINAU, 15 September 2004 - Government and civil society
representatives of Ukraine and Moldova met today in Chisinau to launch a joint
project which aims to develop a diagnostic study of the Dniestr river basin...
http://www.osce.org/news/show_news.php?ut=2&id=4361
September 14, 2004 But it is good for fishing, swimming, and most notably,
drinking. To hear the Bush Administration tell it, however, the only thing we
have to fear -- no, not fear itself; that was from an articulate galaxy far,
far away -- is terrorism. But how safe can we ultimately be if we have no clean
water? Not very, actually. And that's exactly where Bush is leading America --
to less safety. While the debate focuses almost solely on terrorism and foreign
threats of all stripes, the administration is already tearing down the delicate
network of regulations that prevent the wholesale poisoning of our waters�
http://www.alternet.org/election04/2004/09/002444.html
... gerade eingegangen ... im Nachgang:
For full text see: http://www.osce.org/news/show_news.php?ut=2&id=4379 J�rg Barandat http://de.geocities.com/joergbarandat/wassernetz.html
SKOPJE MEETING TO FOCUS ON LINKAGE BETWEEN ENVIRONMENT AND SECURITYIN SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPE
SKOPJE, 22 September 2004 � International experts and government
representatives from across south-eastern Europe will discuss
ways to tackle key trans-boundary environmental problems at
a two-day meeting in Skopje. Representatives from Albania,
Bosnia...