water-supply

The author provides an historical look into the ancient water management practices in India, Africa, China, Israel, and other water-stressed locations, and describes how they have reversed decertification and dropping water tables through a combination of ancient tradition and modern technology.

Depicts people around the world collecting, chilling, and drinking water.

Provides an in-depth look at the social and environmental implications of a severe drought, and suggests some possible solutions.

Examines the current water crisis in North America, explaining what has endangered the water supply and what can be done to stop the crisis and protect water resources.

Margaret Wooster canoed, camped beside, and waded into eight Great Lakes watersheds across New York and Quebec and returned with stories of the history of hydropower development on the Niagara River, a portrait of an urban creek in Buffalo, and others.

Examines the dangers threatening the world's fresh water sources, speculating as to how long the water reserves will last and exploring what can be done to protect the reserves and help them last longer.

Presents a comprehensive overview of current environmental challenges from a number of leading scientists and researchers.

Examines how water has been used to create and destroy civilizations throughout history and discusses the problems that could arise in the future if the world's water supply isn't protected.

Jo Jo and her zany dog Willy explain the water cycle and introduce experiments about water filtration, evaporation, and condensation.

Describes the water cycle, explains how hydroelectric energy is produced, and discusses world water use, steam as a power source, wave power, tidal power, hydrogen fuel cells, and future water energy.