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Population News Sunday November 4th 2007



Out West, a Falling Lake Lowers All BoatsOut West, a Falling Lake Lowers All Boats
(New York Times: Sun, 04 Nov) Lake Mead is experiencing an unprecedented drought, sending its water level to the lowest it has been in 45 years.


Roadshows to discuss water supplyRoadshows to discuss water supply
(BBC News: Sat, 03 Nov) A company draws up plans to ensure water supply across the South East for the next 25 years.


UNFPA , Vietnam – a 30 year partnershipUNFPA , Vietnam – a 30 year partnership
(Vietnam Net: Thu, 01 Nov) One of the first UN organisations to come to Vietnam, the UN Population Fund (UNFPA) has for over 30 years contributed to Vietnam’s programmes to restrict population growth, and improve the living conditions of local people.


Study Projects 60 Percent Increase In ESRD Population By 2020Study Projects 60 Percent Increase In ESRD Population By 2020
(Newswise: Sun, 04 Nov) Although estimates have been adjusted downward in light of the most recent data, researchers still predict sharp increases in the U.S. incidence and prevalence of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) in the years ahead, according to a paper being presented at the American Society of Nephrology's 40th Annual Meeting and Scientific Exposition in San Francisco.



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Ambulance fees go up in LebanonAmbulance fees go up in Lebanon
(Albany Democrat-Herald: Fri, 02 Nov) LEBANON — Three years after the Lebanon Fire District raised fees for emergency medical services by 54 percent, the district’s board of directors has approved another increase of about 6 percent.


Westpac boss's $3.4bn goodbyeWestpac boss's $3.4bn goodbye
(Daily Telegraph: Thu, 01 Nov) IN his own words, outgoing Westpac chief executive David Morgan saved the best for last - a succulent $3.45 billion net profit for the year.


Namibia: Headman Believes Climate Change is RealNamibia: Headman Believes Climate Change is Real
(AllAfrica.com: Wed, 31 Oct) A VERY old traditional leader in the northwestern Kavango Region believes climate change is real.


Water use will triple by 2050Water use will triple by 2050
(The New Straits Times--All the News that Matter: Sun, 28 Oct) PUTRAJAYA: In slightly more than 40 years, Malaysia’s water consumption will increase almost three-fold. This high consumption by the year 2050 is due to expected population growth, urbanisation and industrialisation.


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