1、GLOBAL WATER BANKRUPTCYUnited Nations University Institute for Water,Environment and HealthLiving Beyond Our Hydrological Means in the Post-Crisis EraAcknowledgmentUNU-INWEH gratefully acknowledges its host,the Government of Canada,and ongoing financial support from Global Affairs Canada.3Global Wat

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