The Water Ethics Network facilitates sharing of experience, ideas, and information about events and activities relating to water ethics. The aim is to bring an awareness of water ethics into the everyday discourse of water policies and management decisions, so that choices about water use and water ecosystem management are consciously informed by values. The network is sponsored by the Water-Culture Institute and the partner organizations listed below.
Showing posts with label water supply. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water supply. Show all posts
April 9, 2013
Water Guides, Rules or Regulations?
In Australia's arid heartland, a water
conservation revolution is under-way. Last November I spoke with Liz
Locksley, Alice Water Smart (AWS) Homes and Business Program Manager,
about the Alice
Water Smart Guide, at that
time called the “Community
Water Rules”.
July 27, 2012
Relationships of convenience
In Australia tap water
is generally safe and seemingly abundant. This convenience comes
with a small price: the impact on our attitudes to water. Although
identifying our own biases is difficult, I've tried to expose a few
of my underlying assumptions. To help, I looked at my reactions to
different drinking water supplies. Welcome to
my mini-diary of drinking water baggage!
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