Amy Hardberger's article analyzes the consequences for governments if the human right to water becomes an accepted norm of the international law. The article expands the traditional notion that a human right is enforceable by a citizen against her governme

The Texas-based International Water Law Project website was created to provide pertinent information on international water law and policy and related topics. Specifically, it offers treaties, articles, news stories, case law, Internet links, and other rel

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Climate change is one of the most complex issues facing policy-makers today. David G. Victor, a leading expert on environmental policy, takes a fresh look at this issue and persuasively marshals arguments for three distinct approaches to combat the problem

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Forum and former park ranger David Carle look at the natural history of California through a discussion of three elements: water, air and fire. Carle is author of "Introduction to Air in California" and "Introduction to Water in California." Host: Michael

Forum talks to oil heiress, social activist and former ambassador Swanee Hunt about her new memoir, "Half-Life of a Zealot." Host: Michael Krasny Guests: Swanee Hunt, founding director of the Women and Public Policy Program at Harvard University's Kennedy

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