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First published in 1988, Water and Free Trade offers a penetrating analysis of the forces that threaten Canada's most precious resource.Edited by a leading resource economist, this thoughtful book raises the issue from the mists of hype and propaganda that have long surrounded the issue of water exports. Remarkably comprehensive in its approach, it explores what the North American Free Trade Agreement actually says about water, and at the same time places the subject in a broad social and political context.Water and Free Trade is a clear examination of an issue sure to become even more contentious as time passes.

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Water and Free Trade The Mulroney Government's Agenda for Canada's Most Precious Resource by Wendy Holm, Wendy Holmes Paperback, 158 Pages, Published 1988 by Lorimer ISBN-13: 978-1-55028-166-8, ISBN: 1-55028-166-6.

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In most states the little water that is recycled is used for non-drinking purposes such as watering parks and crops, using in factories and fighting fires. The Sydney area has 14 treatment plants that make water re-useable. The city's Groundwater Replenishment Scheme treats wastewater at an advanced recycling plant and returns it to underground bores from where water is drawn. It is simply unacceptable that most people are flushing drinking water down the toilet. Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore.