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The Meaning of Water

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The Meaning of Water
The Meaning of Water

The Meaning of Water

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Water is the most valuable of our natural resources. It is, however, predicted that 60 percent of major cities in Europe are going to be running short of it in the next decade. How will this rising demand for water be met? What are the implications of climate change? And what drives a quarter of the population to drink bottled water rather than tap water? This book takes an in-depth look at the myriad meanings surrounding water, from the political and environmental to the societal and spiritual. It explores the controversies surrounding water policy and management, such as the effects of water company privatization. The topical nature of these issues and their global relevance make this book an important contribution to contemporary research on water.

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  • Water is the most valuable of our natural resources. It is, however, predicted that 60 percent of major cities in Europe are going to be running short of it in the next decade. How will this rising demand for water be met? What are the implications of climate change? And what drives a quarter of the population to drink bottled water rather than tap water? This book takes an in-depth look at the myriad meanings surrounding water, from the political and environmental to the societal and spiritual. It explores the controversies surrounding water policy and management, such as the effects of water company privatization. The topical nature of these issues and their global relevance make this book an important contribution to contemporary research on water.

Water is the most valuable of our natural resources. It is, however, predicted that 60 percent of major cities in Europe are going to be running short of it in the next decade. How will this rising demand for water be met? What are the implications of climate change? And what drives a quarter of the population to drink bottled water rather than tap water? This book takes an in-depth look at the myriad meanings surrounding water, from the political and environmental to the societal and spiritual. It explores the controversies surrounding water policy and management, such as the effects of water company privatization. The topical nature of these issues and their global relevance make this book an important contribution to contemporary research on water.