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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

04 Jun 2001

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

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Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

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Jun 04, 2001

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16

Water wars reshape lives as Indian dam projects displace millions

In India and globally, water scarcity fuels conflict behind headlines as the Sardar Sarovar dam heightens, drought pits farmers against policy, and millions face displacement. Gurus warn big dams help national food security but fail local needs, urging rainwater harvesting and watershed management.

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Congo signs U N child soldiers pact amid Congo war

Congo on Saturday ratified an amendment to the U N Convention on the Rights of the Child aimed at ending the use of child soldiers. UN envoy Olara Otunnu warned thousands of youths serve as guards cooks and spies with both government and rebel forces, calling for demobilization with no timetable given. UNICEF noted 79 countries have signed the optional protocol. the United States and Somalia have not yet signed.

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