James Salzman
What’s inside
Drinking Water: A History by James Salzman delves into the complex and often surprising story of drinking water. The narrative explores the sociocultural, economic, legal, and environmental issues surrounding this vital resource.
You’ll Learn
- Gain historical perspective on the importance of water
- Understand the complexities of water rights and distribution
- Recognize the environmental challenges regarding water scarcity
- Learn about the future concerns for drinking water globally
Key Points
- The cultural significance of water through history
- Economic battles over water rights and access
- Legal frameworks governing water distribution
- Environmental challenges and water scarcity
- Modern implications of water management
- The future of drinking water amid global changes
Who’s it For
- History enthusiasts
- Environmentalists
- Public policy students
- Readers interested in sociology
About the author
James Salzman is a distinguished environmental law professor and scholar, known for his expertise in environmental and water policy.