March 2003's Issue
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Precious fluid
Widespread freshwater shortages are hanging over us. Dinyar Godrej brings the challenge ahead into focus.
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Revolution vs globalization
Revolution vs globalization Still squeezed, still embattled, still hanging in there: John Ripton asks how Castro’s Cuba will fit into the new world economy.
- John Ripton
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Interview with Vis Navaratnam
Campaigner Vis Navaratnam on new drugs for neglected diseases.
- Chris Richards
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Saddam Hussein
Already faced by US military might, Saddam Hussein now has to cope with being profiled by the NI.
- New Internationalist Editorial
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An Indian by any other name
Is an Indian living in the US worth more than one living in the Gulf or, horror of horrors, Pakistan? Urvashi Butalia and the fundamentalist Indian Government are at odds.
- Urvashi Butalia
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Shyam Tekwani
Silver magic at the heart of the waterfall, by Indian photographer Shyam Tekwani.
- Shyam Tekwani
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Beach of dreams
Reem Haddad is thoroughly sick of profit-hungry politicians in her Letter from Lebanon.
- Reem Haddad
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HARVESTING THE RAINDROP
Indian village folk are joining hands in a dramatic conservation effort. Sunita Narain witnesses the difference it has made.
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Running out of water, running out of time
Unequal control of scarce water resources is helping crank up Israeli-Palestinian tensions. Charmaine Seitz reports.
- Charmaine Seitz
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Sanitation
Maggie Black talks dirty with a group of sanitation experts in a Chinese hotel and sees a green future for the humble loo.
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Stalling the big steal
The big water multinationals are eyeing Ghana’s supply. Rudolf Amenga-Etego is part of the opposition.
- Rudolph Amenga-Etego
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Going off the mains
James Stronell is completing a house in the dry Australian Bush where there’s no water connection. What was he thinking?
- James Stronell
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Big Dams, big trouble
Big dams, big trouble. And they are no way to ease water problems either, argues Patrick McCully
- Patrick McCully
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Closing the loop
Maggie Black talks dirty with a group of sanitation experts in a Chinese hotel and sees a green future for the humble loo.
- Maggie Black
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