Rain can provide truly pure water, fit for drinking and cooking. One programme in Fiji proved that a little government investment in new techniques can be a very good thing for the people in the driest area — and for the taxpayer.

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MacDonald, M.C.

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Bartram, J.K.

Hadwen, W.L.

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