STWR - Share The World's Resources

Search Newsletters Webfeeds
  • Decrease font size
  • Default font size
  • Increase font size

Land, Energy & Water

Latest   Overview   Key Facts   More Info   News Alerts
Featured Articles
Drinking at the Public Fountain: The New Corporate Threat to Our Water Supplies

In the battle for a sustainable water future, a far-reaching revolt is needed to reclaim citizenship and redefine how we interact with our environment - otherwise, these twenty-first century water wars could be merely a last stand against an inevitable corporatized future. By Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman.

 
Importing Food Means Exporting Drought

We need to change the way we eat if we are to tackle the looming catastrophe of water scarcity, writes Tom MacMillan.

 
Are They Really Oil Wars?

Peak oil theory is unscientific, unrealistic, and perhaps even fraudulent, writes Ismael Hossein-zadeh - and there's more behind wars in the Middle East than simply Big Oil interests.

 
Africa: Why It's All About Land

In much of Africa today, the sad reality is that land is still the only asset guaranteed to retain its value. It is rare for African societies to show much interest in their neighbours' affairs. 

 
Thirst for Justice

Millions of people across the globe still do not have access to clean water and, despite years of promises, that is unlikely to change soon. John Vidal on the failures of privatisation and the resurgence of the public sector.

 
The Growing Battle for the Right to Water

From Chile to the Philippines to South Africa to her home country of Canada, Maude Barlow is one of a few people who truly understands the scope of the world's water woes. 

 
Water: A Global Crisis, A Global Opportunity

Only 16 countries have ratified the UN Water Courses Convention, to sustainably share water - the author calls for more action on part our and all leading governments in the world to do more to ensure everyone has water in the future. 

 
<< Start < Prev 1 2 Next > End >>
Results 1 - 12 of 13