Water Wars: Privatization, Pollution And Profit

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Water Wars: Privatization, Pollution And Profit

While draught and desertification are intensifying around the world, corporations are aggressively converting free-flowing water into bottled profits. The water wars of the twenty-first century may match or even surpass the oil wars of the twentieth. In Water Wars: Privatization, Pollution and Profit -Vandana Shiva, the world's most prominent radical scientist ( the Guardian) , shines a light on activists who are fighting corporate maneuvers to convert this life-sustaining resource into more gold for the elites. In Water Wars, Shiva uses her remarkable knowledge of science and society to outline the emergence of corporate culture and the historical erosion of communal water rights. Using the international water trade and industrial activities such as damming, mining and aquafarming as her lens, Shiva exposes the destruction of the earth and the disenfranchisement of the world's poor as they are stripped of rights to a precious common good. In her passionate, feminist style, Shiva celebrates the spiritual and traditional role water has played in communities throughout history, and warns that water privatization threatens cultures and livelihoods worldwide. Shiva calls for a movement to preserve water access for all, and offers a blueprint for global resistance based on examples of successful campaigns.

Country	USA
Author	Vandana Shiva
Binding	Kindle Edition
EISBN	9788187943303
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	India Research Press
Manufacturer	India Research Press
NumberOfPages	164
PublicationDate	2015-06-22
Publisher	India Research Press
ReleaseDate	2015-06-22
Studio	India Research Press

Water Wars: Privatization, Pollution And Profit

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