Water for Life: Improving Access to Drinking Water on Pacific Islands
On the Pacific Islands, fresh water is scarce. Rainwater is a main water source of drinking water and other critical needs. This session will address how reliable, sustainable supplies of quality, drinkable rainwater can be achieved in an economically feasible fashion.
Water for Life: Improving Access to Drinking Water on Pacific Islands
On the Pacific Islands, fresh water is scarce. Rainwater is a main water source of drinking water and other critical needs. This session will address how reliable, sustainable supplies of quality, drinkable rainwater can be achieved in an economically feasible fashion.
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