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Water-L News,
which is delivered through the Water-L listserve, is a comprehensive water
news resource, containing all the latest news, scientific research findings,
opinion pieces and speeches on water. Water-L News is compiled by
Richard Sherman.
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WATER-L (part of the IISD Reporting Services annual program) has been provided
by The Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Government of Canada
(through CIDA), the Swiss Agency for Environment, Forests and Landscape (SAEFL),
the United Kingdom (through the Department for International Development - DFID),
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the Government of Germany (through German Federal Ministry of Environment - BMU,
and the German Federal Ministry of Development Cooperation - BMZ). General
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Environment Programme (UNEP), the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Environment
of Finland, the Government of Australia, the Ministry of Environment and the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sweden, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
of New Zealand, the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Environment of Norway,
Swan International, the Japanese Ministry of Environment (through the Institute
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