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Water in a Thirsty World (WITW) – Free Online Course

Course commences on: 13/01/2014

Course ends on: 11/02/2014

Overview of topics-

  1. Climate change, urbanisation and its impact on the water cycle
  2. Wastewater treatment
  3. Case studies
  4. World Water Agenda
  5. Importance of Sustainable Catchment Management

For more informationhttps://www.open2study.com/courses/water-in-a-thirsty-world

Shailesh Telang

Shailesh is post graduate in Environment Management from Forest Research Institute (FRI) University, Dehradun, India. Presently he is working in the areas of Environmental and Renewable Energy Advisory Services. He has started GreenCleanGuide.com during his college days.

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