“It seems unrealistic that Egypt can long maintain its historical hegemony over the waters of the Nile at the expense of widespread poverty, malnutrition, humanitarian crises, and oppressive, dysfunctional government among a fast-growing population of several hundred million Africans upriver.” — Steven Solomon Copy Share Image
I'm a free soul who hates paying attention to things I am not interested in. Consequently, I have rarely been comfortable in the role… — Steven Solomon Copy Share Image
“Forward-looking Western foreign policy makers also have to be cognizant of the enormous leverage China’s control of Tibet gives it over the mountain sources… — Steven Solomon Copy Share Image
Despite its growing scarcity and preciousness to life, ironically, water is also man’s most misgoverned, inefficiently allocated and profligately wasted natural resource. — Steven Solomon Copy Share Image
I am inclined to believe that if there can be a meaningful human right to any material thing, surely it starts with access to… — Steven Solomon Copy Share Image
“A family of four needs to transport around 200 pounds of water each and every day to meet its most minimal drinking, cooking, and… — Steven Solomon Copy Share Image
“It seems unrealistic that Egypt can long maintain its historical hegemony over the waters of the Nile at the expense of widespread poverty, malnutrition,… — Steven Solomon Copy Share Image
“In all, by the end of the twentieth century mankind had built some 45,000 large dams; during the global peak of dam building in… — Steven Solomon Copy Share Image
