SciDev.net: Arsenic in groundwater – no silver bullet

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International Water Management Institute (IWMI)
Published on
07.02.19
Impact Area
Environmental health, Health
Funders
Canada

Soumya Balasubramanya tells SciDev.Net that the recommendations outlined in new United Nations University report are important for policy-making in developing countries battling the arsenic crisis.

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SciDev.net: Arsenic in groundwater – no silver bullet

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