CONTENTS

        Chapters
  1. The Coming Water Crisis
  2. Water Availability and Use
  3. Facing Water Shortages
  4. Consequences of Overuse and Pollution
  5. The Health Dimension
  6. Water Conservation and Management
  7. Toward a Blue Revolution

HIGHLIGHTS


Population Reports is published by the Population Information Program, Center for Communication Programs, The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, 111 Market Place, Suite 310, Baltimore, Maryland 21202-4012, USA


Volume XXVI, Number 1
September, 1998
Toward a Blue Revolution

The world needs a Blue Revolution in water management, just as we need another Green Revolution in agriculture (91). Time is of the essence. Dwindling freshwater supplies per capita are threatening the health and living standards of millions of people in a growing number of countries, as well as undermining agricultural productivity and industrial development. Achieving a blue revolution will require coordinated policies and responses to problems at international, national, and local levels.

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