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Water21 - magazine of the International Water Association
June 2002
Issue 4.3
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COVER STORY
Water supply’s security challenge
Water suppliers are increasingly facing up to the threat of deliberate contamination of supplies. But the challenge is as much about how to learn the lessons that experience provides. Keith Hayward reports.
NEWS / ANALYSIS
Including... Study shows need for caution on depleted uranium A new United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) study of six sites in Serbia and Montenegro has voiced fears of depleted uranium (DU) contamination of groundwater in future.
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GLOBAL FOCUS
- 15. Water supply’s security challenge
- By Keith Hayward
AFRICA / MIDDLE EAST
- 19. Cairo continues development
- By Peter Reina
- 21. Declining demand
- By Peter Reina
- 22. Groundbreaking desalination developments
- By Peter Reina
DRINKING WATER
- 27. Solving Sikkim’s water needs
- By Shirish Kardile
- 29. Putting your filters into rehab
- By Andrew Eades
- 33. Carbon removal technology for Western Australia
- By Chris Botica and John Tattersall
- 35. Membrane milestone for Australia
- By Keith Craig, Ben Bowen, Rod Naylor and Warren Johnson
- 37. The switch to UV
- By Jon McClean
- 38. Analysis alternative for bromate
- By Jason Day, Anne Vonderheide and Joseph Caruso
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
- 40. Peak performance
- By Bill McCann
- 43. Biological solution to stormwater
- By Davide Bixio and Chris Thoeye
WATER21 CASEBOOK
- 56. Indirect potable reuse and reverse osmosis: challenging the course to 'new water'
- By Juan Antonio Lopez Ramirez, Jose Maria Quiroga Alonso, Diego Sales Marquez and Takashi Asano
WATER UTILITY 21
- 49. Strategies for private participation: matching vision with performance
- By Sandford Berg and Lynne Holt
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
- 61. A lasting contribution
- By Bill McCann
64. Water21NTERNET
66. IWA NEWS
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69. IWA EVENTS
70. DIARY
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ISSN Print: 1561-9508
ISSN Online: 2219-1534
Published by IWA Publishing
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