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Water Politics

Trying to Save Water When the Law Says Waste It

James McGrath Morris | Posted 12.31.2009 | Books

Read More: New Mexico Water, Saving Water, New Mexico, Water, Books, Conserving Water, Steven Solomon, Water Policy, Freshwater Scarcity, Steven Solomon Water, Water Politics, Water Crisis, Books News
James McGrath Morris

Water rights are the most precious thing on can hold in the Southwest. People used to kill each other over them in the old days. Today they use lawyers.

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Water Power

Jonathan M. Winer | Posted 12.30.2009 | Books

Read More: Steven Solomon, Aswan Dam, Freshwater Scarcity, Bottled Water, Perrier, Water Crisis, Water Scarcity, Water Policy, Water Power, Saudi Arabia, Fresh Water, Hurricane Katrina, Water, Books, Water Politics, Books News
Jonathan M. Winer

In covering personalities and events, Solomon suggests that societies that know how to take advantage of new ways of using water dominate their time, while those that fail to address water crises disintegrate.

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Obama, Palin, Copenhagen: The End Of Drinkable Water?

Steven Solomon | Posted 12.17.2009 | Books

Read More: Hydroelectric, Natural Resources, Copenhagen 2009, Books, Water Book, Water Copenhagen, Running Water, Maldives, Obama, Water Scarcity, Drill Baby Drill, Water Crisis, Fresh Water, Barack Obama, Water, Climate Science, Nepal, Sarah Palin, Environment, Row for Water, Climate Change, Water Policy, Alaska, Bill McKibben Copenhagen, Bill Mckibben, Water Politics, Copenhagen, Global Warming, Books News
Steven Solomon

Those committed to doing the planet's serious business should stay focused on one, often overlooked but trackable key factor of climate change--the pivotal role of water.

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Are Crippling Droughts the Next Great Threat to Iraq?

Martin Chulov | Posted 12.14.2009 | World

Read More: Iraq War, Drought, Saddam Hussein, Water Politics, Iraq Drought, World News
Martin Chulov

The flow of the Euphrates that reaches Iraq is down, according to scientific estimates, by 50% to 70% and falling further by the week. The water shortage here has not been worse for at least the last two centuries.

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Greening Hollywood: For Love Of Water

Paige Donner | Posted 09.18.2008 | Entertainment

Read More: Downtown Film Festival Los Angeles, Green Collar Jobs, Biodiesel, Gm, Irena Salina, Sustainable Food, Green Films, Electric Vehicles, Tesla, Environmental, Slow Food, Urban Parks, Earth Works, Community Supported Agriculture, Water Cartel, Environment, Moca, Water Politics, Flow, Revolution Green, Entertainment News
Paige Donner

Crowning the first-ever Downtown Film Festival - Los Angeles, L.A.'s premier "green" and sustainable film festival - was Sunday night's open air scree...

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