Titre de série :	Ciba Foundation Symposium (New series), 23
Titre :	Domestic water supplies for rural peoples in the developing countries : the hope of technology
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Ian, B.
Mention d'édition :	Elsevier-Excerpta Medica
Editeur :	Elsevier-Excerpta Medica
Année de publication :	1974
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-04940
Note générale :	"Is there hope that through technological research and development the world outlook for domestic water supplies can be radically altered ? The overwhelming weight of qualitied opinion does not think so. Over the past year the author have come to doubt the overwhelming weight of qualified opinion. This is a provocative statement from a non-engineer, and he connot support it by pointing to some dramatic potential breakthrough that everyone can understand would provide an instant solution : ""Just add water..."" to that extent they are agreed."
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Alimentation en eau  Zone rurale  Pays en développement  Technologie
Index. décimale :	660 Technologie chimique (chimie industrielle) et techniques connexes
Résumé :	"Is there hope that through technological research and development the world outlook for domestic water supplies can be radically altered ? The overwhelming weight of qualitied opinion does not think so. Over the past year the author have come to doubt the overwhelming weight of qualified opinion. This is a provocative statement from a non-engineer, and he connot support it by pointing to some dramatic potential breakthrough that everyone can understand would provide an instant solution : ""Just add water..."" to that extent they are agreed."
Note de contenu :	"Is there hope that through technological research and development the world outlook for domestic water supplies can be radically altered ? The overwhelming weight of qualitied opinion does not think so. Over the past year the author have come to doubt the overwhelming weight of qualified opinion. This is a provocative statement from a non-engineer, and he connot support it by pointing to some dramatic potential breakthrough that everyone can understand would provide an instant solution : ""Just add water..."" to that extent they are agreed."

Ciba Foundation Symposium (New series), 23. Domestic water supplies for rural peoples in the developing countries : the hope of technology [texte imprimé] / Ian, B.  . -  Elsevier-Excerpta Medica . - Elsevier-Excerpta Medica, 1974.
ISSN : CI-04940
"Is there hope that through technological research and development the world outlook for domestic water supplies can be radically altered ? The overwhelming weight of qualitied opinion does not think so. Over the past year the author have come to doubt the overwhelming weight of qualified opinion. This is a provocative statement from a non-engineer, and he connot support it by pointing to some dramatic potential breakthrough that everyone can understand would provide an instant solution : ""Just add water..."" to that extent they are agreed."
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Alimentation en eau  Zone rurale  Pays en développement  Technologie
Index. décimale :	660 Technologie chimique (chimie industrielle) et techniques connexes
Résumé :	"Is there hope that through technological research and development the world outlook for domestic water supplies can be radically altered ? The overwhelming weight of qualitied opinion does not think so. Over the past year the author have come to doubt the overwhelming weight of qualified opinion. This is a provocative statement from a non-engineer, and he connot support it by pointing to some dramatic potential breakthrough that everyone can understand would provide an instant solution : ""Just add water..."" to that extent they are agreed."
Note de contenu :	"Is there hope that through technological research and development the world outlook for domestic water supplies can be radically altered ? The overwhelming weight of qualitied opinion does not think so. Over the past year the author have come to doubt the overwhelming weight of qualified opinion. This is a provocative statement from a non-engineer, and he connot support it by pointing to some dramatic potential breakthrough that everyone can understand would provide an instant solution : ""Just add water..."" to that extent they are agreed."