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STOCKHOLM (AFP) - Climate change and a potential water shortage in some regions, also due to the diversion of water to crops for biofuels, will be at the centre of the 2007 World Water Week which opens here Monday, with 2,500 international experts expected to attend. 



The theme of the annual event's 17th edition will be "Progress and Prospects on Water: Striving for Sustainability in a Changing World." 

Organiser Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) noted that water was playing a key role in global warming. 


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World Water Week to focus on climate change, biofuels

August 11, 2007 - 1:54pm

STOCKHOLM (AFP) - Climate change and a potential water shortage in some regions, also due to the diversion of water to crops for biofuels, will be at the centre of the 2007 World Water Week which opens here Monday,...

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