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US Senate Committee Approves Water for the World Act

washington, dc, united states — The U.S. Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee this week unanimously approved the Senator Paul Simon Water for the World Act of 2011. The bill will now go to the floor of the U.S.

Global Petition Urges Cancellation of Xayaburi Dam

Bangkok, thailand — More than 22,000 people from 106 nations have signed US-based NGO International Rivers’ petition to halt construction of the controversial $3.5 billion USD Xayaburi Dam in Laos, one of 11 propose

Water Scarcity Could Affect Regional Stability in Central, South Asia

washington, dc, united states — Water scarcity in Central and South Asia, particularly Afghanistan and Pakistan, is “fueling dangerous tensions” that could affect regional stability and US foreign policy in the region, accordin

U.S. Senate Passes Paul Simon Water for the World Act

washington, dc, united states — T he United States Senate on September 20 unanimously voted for passage of the Senator Paul Simon Water for the World Act, which aims to provide 100 million people living in extreme poverty with

U.S. Senate Passes Paul Simon Water for the World Act

washington, dc, united states — The United States Senate on September 20 unanimously voted for passage of the Senator Paul Simon Water for the World Act, which aims to provide 100 million people living in

U.S. Senate Passes Paul Simon Water for the World Act

washington, dc, united states — I he United States Senate on September 20 unanimously voted for passage of the Senator Paul Simon Water for the World Act, which aims to provide 100 million people

U.S. Senate Passes Paul Simon Water for the World Act

washington, dc, united states — The United States Senate on September 20 unanimously voted for passage of the Senator Paul Simon Water for the World Act, which aims to provide 100 million people living in extreme poverty with

USA: Proposed Bill Would Allot $300 Million USD for Safe Drinking Water

washington, dc (Water Advocates (United States)) — — A draft bill proposed in the U. S.

Senate would allocated $300 million USD in funds for safe drinking water projects in poor countries.

The bill increases funding for such