Lack Of Fresh Water Poses Top Global Threat, Not Enough Being Done To Mitigate Risks, WEF Report Says

SciDev.Net: Water crises seen as a top threat in next decade
“Pressure on fresh water resources may be the main global threat in the next decade, but the world is failing to mitigate the risk and avoid a crisis, according to a survey of leaders from business, government, universities, international organizations, and NGOs by non-profit foundation the World Economic Forum (WEF)…” (Del Bello, 1/20).

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