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WATER FOR DEVELOPMENT: WORLD WATER 2002 POINTS TO MOUNTING CHALLENGES

机译:以水促发展:2002年世界水论坛提出了挑战

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Alooming crisisthat over-shadows nearly two-thirds of the Earths population is drawing closer because of continued human mismanagement of water, population growth and changing weather patterns. In a joint statement, United Nations organizations drew attention to problems on the occasion of World Water Day 22 March 2002, for which the IAEA was the lead coordinating agency. By 2025, if present consumption patterns continue, about five billion people will be living in areas where it will be difficult or impossible to meet all their needs for fresh water. Half of them will face severe shortages. The UN organizations said that the implications will be extreme for the people most affected, who are among the world's poorest, limiting their ability to grow crops, which they need to survive, heightening disease and threatening States' national security.
机译:由于人类对水的持续管理不当,人口增长和天气模式的变化,使近三分之二的地球人口蒙上阴影的日益严重的危机正在拉近。在2002年3月22日世界水日之际,联合国各组织在一份联合声明中提请人们注意问题,而国际原子能机构则是牵头协调机构。如果到2025年,如果目前的消费方式继续下去,大约50亿人将生活在难以或不可能满足其所有淡水需求的地区。其中一半将面临严重短缺。联合国组织说,这对于世界上最贫穷的受影响最大的人来说将是极端的,这限制了他们赖以生存的农作物的生长能力,加剧了疾病并威胁着国家的国家安全。

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