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English: Best estimate of the share of people in developing countries with access to drinking water 1970–2000.
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| Date | 27 February 2010 |
| Source | Vectorised from File:Access to drinking water in third world.GIF. Derived from Björn Lomborg (2001), The Skeptical Environmentalist (Cambridge University Press), ISBN 0521010683, p. 22 "Percentage of people in the Third World with access to drinking water and sanitation, 1970–2000. Light, broken lines indicate individual, comparable estimates, solid lines is a logistic best fit line – a reasonable attempt to map out the best guess of development among very different definitions. Source: World Bank 1994:26 (1975–90), WHO 1986:15–18 (1970–83), Gleick 1998:262, 264 (1980–90, 1990–4), Annan 2000:5 (1990–2000)." |
| Author | Jynto |
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