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Outside Magazine, April 2007

The Lifeline
Tapped

Intro | Troubled Waters I | Troubled Waters II | Jean-Michel Cousteau | Greg MacGillivray | Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | Peter Gleick | Dean Kamen

World Water Crises
(Fredrik Broden)

H2O is what connects us—it's the alpha liquid that supports natural wonderlands and lets us live, play, and explore. You'd think we'd be taking better care of this critical resource, and yet waste and pollution are rampant and more than 1.1 billion people lack access to clean water. The good news? Our special report introduces you to the water heroes who are reversing the worst woes and showing us how to keep the planet afloat.



Next Page: The globe's six biggest water crises—and what's being done to conquer them

 
Intro | Troubled Waters I | Troubled Waters II | Jean-Michel Cousteau | Greg MacGillivray | Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | Peter Gleick | Dean Kamen

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