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Večernje novosti - Posetiocima izložbe u Saragosi stavljeno je, u stvari, do znanja da nestašica vode ne znači samo suve slavine, već i nestašicu hrane, struje (jer elektrane neće imati šta da hladi) čak i odeće, jer je za proizvodnju obične pamučne majice potrebno 2.400 litara vode. Na kraju tromesečnog sajma, tokom kojeg su na predavanjima i okruglim stolovima učestvovali najveći svetski stručnjaci, u Saragosi je predstavljena specijalna povelja, dokument kojim se voda proglašava za dobro neophodno za preživljavanje ljudskog roda. Čovečanstvo se poziva i na podsticanje tehnoloških inovacija koje bi donele bolje i štedljivije načine za korišćenje dragocenog resursa planete.

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