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$260 Billion Lost Annually From Poor Water, Sanitation: Liberian President

Liberian President Ellen Johson Sirleaf this week warned the UN Secretary-General’s High-Level Panel that worldwide economic losses due to lack of proper water and sanitation total some $260 billion USD every year.
Southeast Asian Activists Criticize Sarawak Dams

Environmental activists representing 11 Southeastern Asian nations have critized Malaysia’s plans to build 12 mega-dams in Sarawak state, citing the “inefficiency, failure and destruction” of similar projects across the region.

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$260 Billion Lost Annually From Poor Water, Sanitation: Liberian President

Southeast Asian Activists Criticize Sarawak Dams