The Battle for Water
by Tony Clarke & Maude Barlow
Waste, pollution, population growth, global trade rules, and now privatization are threatening billions of people with water scarcity. How can we reclaim water for all life? Tap Water Takeover
by Carolyn McConnell
The new water district in Montara, CA is both locally owned and locally run. Bottled Water Flimflam
by Krista Camenzind
A Watershed Runs Through You
by Freeman House
The struggle to bring back endangered salmon draws one community into a new commitment to the well-being of its watershed
The Lake and the ‘Hood
by Jane Braxton Little
How did the challenge of saving a desert lake capture the imagination of urban youth? What could activists in East Los Angeles do to preserve Mono Lake? Young People and Their Watershed
by Diane Galusha A Canoe in Singing Waters
by Elizabeth Grossman
The dam-building craze is giving way to a new trend: dam removal. As dams age and the costs of impounding rivers outstrip the benefits, rivers are once again flowing free Turning Scarcity Into Abundance
by Vandana Shiva
The solution to scarcity is not more mega-projects, more control by giant corporations, or more globalization. The solution to scarcity is more democracy India’s Dawn
by Rachel Milanez The Big Promise of the Small
by Carolyn McConnell
How a Namibian beetle, drip irrigation, clay pots, and a child’s seesaw help overcome water scarcity A Sewer Becomes a Water Park
by Karen Charman
In the Chinese city of Fuzhou, an inspired design, fish, plants, and air pumps transformed a polluted canal into a garden | 
