The Stockholm Statement

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The Stockholm Statement

A message from Stockholm to Copenhagen: The participants of the 2009 World Water Week in Stockholm today unanimously said that water must be included in the COP-15 climate negotiations in Copenhagen this December.
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  • cop15
  • world water week
  • världsvattenveckan
  • vatten
  • stockholm international water institute
  • internationellt
  • politik
  • miljö
  • klimat

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