Water: More or Less 2018: An Anthology of History, Art and Essay by Taylor, Stephanie

Water: More or Less 2018: An anthology of history, art and essay (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780997238228)

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Water: More or Less 2018: An Anthology of History, Art and Essay by Taylor, Stephanie

Water: More or Less 2018: An anthology of history, art and essay

$48.50
Water: More or Less 2018: An Anthology of History, Art and Essay by Taylor, Stephanie

Water: More or Less 2018: An anthology of history, art and essay

$48.50
Format: Paperback
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"How great to see such a holistic, 360 degree view of such an essential thing."- Rachel Maddow. This updated 2018 edition reflects California's constant state of change. Inevitable natural disaster challenges to infrastructure like fire, flood, mud, drought, it includes a new essay on dam safety, with Oroville Dam as an example. Presented as an anthology in three dimensions - art, history, and story, it captures moments of change both visually and verbally. Droughts, floods and water quality issues cast harsh light on how we use water in our lives, our agriculture and our environment. Water policy and use are changing in dramatic ways. Water: More or Less provides intriguing insight as to how we got to this point, and proposes options for solutions and answers. Twenty-one top water policy leaders add their diverse voices with personal essays written just for this book, and tell why they care so passionately about water.

Author: Stephanie Taylor, Rita Schmidt Sudman
ISBN-10: 0997238224
ISBN-13: 9780997238228
Publisher: Pentimento Press
Language: English
Published: 01/16/2018
Pages: 256
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.56lbs
Size: 10.00h x 8.00w x 0.66d
By Stephanie Taylor
By Stephanie Taylor
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Co-authors Rita Schmidt Sudman and Stephanie Taylor: Journalist Rita Schmidt Sudman, long-time observer of the California water scene who also led the Water Education Foundation, follows the history of geographic water conflict and provides context for the past while suggesting options for the future. Artist and essayist Stephanie Taylor captures images of people and places in paintings and words, portraying a slice of the daily lives of fishermen, farmers, biologists and others. She is a freelance Op-Ed contributor to the "Sacramento Bee."

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