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IPCC Technical Paper VI

Observational records and climate projections provide abundant evidence that freshwater resources are vulnerable and have the potential to be strongly impacted by climate change, with wide-ranging consequences for human societies and ecosystems.

Cover (Front & Back)
Front Matter

Executive Summary

Chapter 1 Introduction to climate change and water
Chapter 2 Observed and projected changes in climate as they relate to water
Chapter 3 Linking climate change and water resources: impacts and responses
Chapter 4 Climate change and water resources in systems and sectors
Chapter 5 Analyzing regional aspects of climate change and water resources
Chapter 6 Climate change mitigation measures and water
Chapter 7 Implications for policy and sustainable development
Chapter 8 Gaps in knowledge and suggestions for further work 

References 

Appendix I: Climate model descriptions
Appendix II: Glossary
Appendix III: Acronyms, chemical symbols, scientific units,
Appendix IV: List of Authors
Appendix V: List of Reviewers
Appendix VI: Permissions to publish

Index

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Restructuring and Privatisation in the Public Utilities - Europe

Trends in the water industry in the EU, 1999 

Italian Water Industry 1999: A Profile

Public Sector Alternatives To Water Supply And Sewerage Privatisation: Case Studies 

The Water Multinationals

Water and privatisation in central and eastern Europe, 1999  

Water and Privatisation in Latin America, 1999 

Employment and profit margins in UK water companies: implications for price regulation proposals

Problems with privatisation-related M&As in developing countries: Water and Energy

Financing Water – Distortions and Prejudice

World water briefing: narrow vision of World bank and MNCs

Public Service Concessions Held by Private Companies: Subsidies, Monopolies and Anti-competitive effects

Cochabamba – water war

Water partnerships- public-public partnerships and ‘twinning’ in water and sanitation

Privatisation of water and energy in Africa

World Bank and privatization: a flawed development tool

UK Water privatisation – a briefing

The Public Sector Water Undertaking - a necessary option

Has Liberalisation Gone Too Far? – A Review of the Issues In Water and Energy

Water privatisation in Africa: lessons from three case studies

FDI linkages and infrastructure: some problem cases in water and energy

Water in Public Hands - public sector water management, a necessary option

Water privatisation – global problems, global resistance

Water privatisation and service - PSIRU evidence to the Walkerton enquiry, Canada

A PSIRU Response to the World Bank's Private Sector Development Strategy Paper

Still fixated with privatisation: A Critical Review of the World Bank’s Water Resources Sector Strategy

Water privatisation and restructuring in Central and Eastern Europe, 2001

Sweden: Public Water Utilities and Privatisation

Water Privatisation in Latin America, 2002

Water Privatisation in Africa

Water in Porto Alegre, Brazil - accountable, effective, sustainable and democratic

Unsustainable conditions – the World Bank, privatisation, water and energy

The Water multinationals 2002 - financial and other problems

Water in Middle East and North Africa (MENA)

Water privatisation in SSA: Progress, problems and policy implications

Water multinationals in retreat - Suez withdraws investment

Water multinationals - no longer business as usual

Financing water for the world – an alternative to guaranteed profits

International Solidarity in Water - Public-Public Partnerships in North-East Europe

Water privatisation and restructuring in Central and Eastern Europe and NIS countries, 2002

Water and DG Competition

Response to the consultation document ‘Reform of Water and sewerage services in Northern Ireland’ March 2003 

Public solutions for private problems - responding to the shortfall in water infrastructure investment

Problems with private water concessions: a review of experience

Water finance - a discussion note

Privatising other people's water - the contradictory policies of Netherlands, Norway and Sweden

Making water privatisation illegal: - new laws in Netherlands and Uruguay

Private and public interests in water and energy

Water privatisation and restructuring in Asia-Pacific

Privatisation and restructuring of water supply in Russia and Ukraine

Public resistance to privatisation in water and energy

Aid and trade in water and electricity in Tsunami-affected countries: India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand

A global review of multinational corporations in the water and electricity sectors

Pipe Dreams - failure of the private sector to invest in water

Aquafed - another pressure group for private water 

Water as a Public Service 

Financing water in Northern Ireland - a critique and an alternative

Water privatisation and restructuring in Latin America, 2007