Drinking Water
A History. Overlook Press, 2012.
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A fact-based text supported with research, data, and science on the history of drinking water, its use in today’s world, and what might become of it in the future.
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Who should read Drinking Water
Environmentalists • sustainability experts • hydrologists • scientists • educators • students
About the author of Drinking Water
Professor James Salzman holds Harvard degrees in both law and engineering and carries the title Donald Bren Distinguished Professor of Environmental Law. Salzman has also worked as an environmental director in both London and Paris. He maintains a position on the Environmental Protection’s Agency National Drinking Water Advisory Council and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.
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