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Water Rights in Southeast Asia and India

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  • © 2016

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  1. Ross Michael Pink
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Table of contents (11 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-ix
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  2. Introduction

    • Ross Michael Pink
    Pages 1-14

  3. Myanmar: Resolving Water Insecurity and Poverty

    • Ross Michael Pink
    Pages 15-34

  4. Cambodia: A Rural Water Crisis

    • Ross Michael Pink
    Pages 35-61

  5. India: Drought, Climate Change, and Poverty

    • Ross Michael Pink
    Pages 63-91

  6. Indonesia: One of the Most Polluted Countries in the World

    • Ross Michael Pink
    Pages 93-118

  7. Laos: The Poorest Country in Asia

    • Ross Michael Pink
    Pages 119-138

  8. People’s Republic of China: Confronting Catastrophic Drought and Pollution

    • Ross Michael Pink
    Pages 139-169

  9. The Philippines: Devastated by Climate Change

    • Ross Michael Pink
    Pages 171-185

  10. Thailand: A Struggle against Climate-Change Flooding

    • Ross Michael Pink
    Pages 187-206

  11. Vietnam: A Struggle against Climate-Change Drought

    • Ross Michael Pink
    Pages 207-225

  12. Conclusion: Innovation and Water Security

    • Ross Michael Pink
    Pages 227-232

  13. Back Matter

    Pages 233-253
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About this book

This fascinating book examines the paramount human rights issue of our time: clean drinking water. Pollution, population surge, and climate change will deprive an estimated 2 billion citizens of this fundamental right by 2050. The author argues for the need to establish innovative, sustainable practices to safeguard this precious human right.

About the author

Ross Pink is Lecturer at Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Canada

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