MIT Technology Review: Is Pakistan running out of fresh water?

From
International Water Management Institute (IWMI)
Published on
02.04.18
Impact Area
Climate adaptation & mitigation, Environmental health

The sight of water flowing from taps may soon be a luxury, with people having to queue up at tankers for just a bucket load of water for their daily needs.

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MIT Technology Review: Is Pakistan running out of fresh water?

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