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Nature 459, 31 (7 May 2009) | doi:10.1038/459031b; Published online 6 May 2009
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Increasing inequality is already making shortages worse
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Wendy Barnaby is hasty in her conclusion that water shortages can and will be resolved through international trade and economic development (see Nature 458, 282–283; 2009).
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