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Q&A: Dr. Peter Gleick on The World’s Water Volume 7
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Peter Gleick, an internationally recognized water expert, tells Circle of Blue what has changed — and what has not — since the 2009 release of Volume 6. The Pacific Institute's biannual report analyzes how water relates to climate change, corporate interests, and policy reform.
Peter Gleick: Water Emergencies — Time for New Plans and Technology
The world faces a wide range of serious, complex, and long-term water challenges, from shortages to contamination to local and regional disputes over water to long-term climate changes. But there are other challenges that are short-term, emergency situations that could also be addressed by some new thinking and new technology.
The Stream, October 4: What’s Up With Keystone XL?
More Africans have access to mobile phones than to clean drinking…
Disturbing U.S. WASH Report: Water and Sanitation Lacking for Poorest Americans
Despite an extensive water and sanitation system ranking among the world’s best, a human rights lawyer — appointed by the United Nations — has reported that some of the poorest Americans live without affordable, convenient access to these basic necessities.
The Stream, September 1: Chinese NGOs Urge Apple to Clean Its Supply Chain
An investigation by a group of Chinese green NGOs reveals that…
Peter Gleick: When Beliefs Conflict with Facts
Representative Jim Costa and the California Drought
Peter Gleick: The California Drought (2007-2009) – Myth Versus Reality
It has been a wet year. Very wet. But remember the drought? California…
The Stream, April 29: Natural Disasters
Southern California, Arizona and Nevada are in discussions with…
Strong La Niña Winter Soaks Much of the Western United States, But Leaves Southwest Dry
Western states confront potential for floods and wildfires.
The Stream, April 13: Legal Matters
Dams in Brazil
Despite calls for a moratorium, Brazil’s government…
The Stream, March 30: Water and Cities
More than a billion people around the world will face severe…
The Stream, March 22: World Water Day 2011
The New York Times compares the water markets and policies of…