I.-- Environmental functions of the envisaged river basin organization for the Nile discussed.-- II. North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) Tribunal lacks jurisdiction to hear a transboundary water dispute.-- III. United States: historic Colorado River pact signedIV. Tanzania: victory in a dispute with water services company.-- V. International Joint Commission (IJC): draft new order and plan for regulation of water levels and flows.-- VI. Development of integrated water resources management performance indicators for African transboundary basins.-- VII. International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC): Mexico delivers water to the United States to fulfill treaty obligations.-- VIII. Wastewater treatment: European Commission gives France final warning.-- IX. Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC): submission on a contaminated site in Mexico.-- X. United States: Georgia loses major water ruling on rights to Lake Lanier -- XI. Book: Water Law and Transboundary Watercourses, by Patricia Wouters.-- XII. Study: Commentary on the U.N. International Law Commission's Draft Articles on the Law of Transboundary Aquifers, by Gabriel E. Eckstein.-- XIII. Study: Ambiguity in transboundary environmental dispute resolution: the Israeli-Jordanian water agreement, by Itay Fischhendler.-- XIV. Study: Climate change and the stability of water allocation agreements, by Erik Ansink and Arjan Ruijs.-- XV. Update: ECLAC water-related studies