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' Water can be a topic of cooperation’

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专家在第二集的《水冲突与合作》系列的第二集中说，培训和进入科学可以帮助加强记者的工作并防止虚假信息的传播。

Contrary to popular narratives that international water negotiations regularly lead to conflict, water can be a tool for collaboration, say transboundary water experts and science reporters.

In the第一集，，，，guests discussed their research on the role of the media in water diplomacy, following the publication of an expert guide for journalists and policymakers launched by the IHE Delft Institute for Water Education.

水冲突与合作：媒体手册is available as an open access eBook.

Episode guests

斯德哥尔摩国际水研究所的克里·施耐德（Kerry Schneider）。

Rehab Abd Almohsen, freelance science journalist.

Charles Wendo, training coordinator, SciDev.Net.

This episode features高水by Artem Bember，，，，under创作共用。

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