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Our energy choices have an inevitable impact on water

canada.com (10 months and 23 days ago)

Jun 25, 2012

Twenty years ago, the United Nations convened its Conference on Environment and Development in Rio de Janeiro. The resulting Rio Declaration on the Environment and Development recorded bold and noble sounding principles. To mark the anniversary, the UN convened another conference, in Rio de Janeiro this month, to revisit the concept of sustainable development. full story

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