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Preaching Preservation: Religious Leaders and Climate Change
Water scarcity currently affects billions of people worldwide. In the coming years, it is expected to become increasingly severe due to...
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May 28, 20204 min read


When Hope Runs Dry: Lessons from Cape Town’s Water Crisis
Soon after Earth Day this year, a grim event will remind the world of the importance of sustainability: Cape Town will become the first...
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Apr 11, 20184 min read


Turning Off the Tap: Hong Kong’s Reliance On Chinese Water
For several years, Hong Kong has been a city in political turmoil, its population torn between identifying with Chinese authorities and...
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Nov 29, 20176 min read


Opening the Floodgates: Water Security and Terror
In 2010, the United Nations General Assembly explicitly recognized the human right to clean drinking water, and called upon states and...
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Nov 3, 20176 min read


Trust the Tap: Boosting Confidence in the Benefits of Tap Water
Only around half of Americans trust the water coming out of their faucets, according to a poll by the Associated Press. In light of...
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Nov 3, 20174 min read


A Poisoned Well: Rhode Island’s Trouble With Lead
Americans everywhere on the political spectrum agree: Today, equality of opportunity is more a dream than a reality. Almost two-thirds of...
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Nov 3, 20175 min read


Watershed Warzones: The Weaponization of Water
On a brisk March morning in Washington last year, US officials announced that they were bringing criminal charges against seven Iranian...
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Nov 3, 20173 min read


Down the Drain: Revising Cap-and-Trade for California
Facing incessant drought, cities across the state of California have been forced to consider every potential water-saving measure. But...
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Dec 14, 20167 min read


Lead Astray: Environmental Regulation and Racism
Perhaps the most defining characteristic of racism in the United States is its pervasiveness. It goes beyond personal attitudes and seeps...
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Nov 16, 20165 min read
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