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Water
- Water: The Rights of Nature
- Water Is the Basis of Human Life and All Life on Earth
- Existing Legal Systems and Governance of Water
- Pollution and the Hydrological Cycle
- Agriculture and Pollution: Same Story, Different Place
- How Aboveground Water-Borne Pollutants Get into the Ocean
- How Belowground Water-Borne Pollutants Get into the Ocean
- Climate Change and the Hydrological Cycle
- Environmental Laws
- Management Considerations for a Rights of Nature System
- Endnotes
Abstract
That water is essential to human life, and all other life, is a truism so obvious it should not need repeating. However, given the massive assault on the world’s water cycle, and the pollution of individual water sources in a staggering number of ways, restating the obvious is the best way to begin.
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