Part 1 Theoretical underpinnings of the global water crisis: water rights - the state, the market, the community water cycles vs. market cycles - when ecology clashes with commerce the world on the edge. Part 2 Privatization - the culture of scarcity and water conflicts: intensive irrigation, large dams and water conflicts mining and water conflicts aquaculture and water shortage. Part 3 Sustainable use: converting scarcity into abundance culture and the value of nature - the sea as paradigm. Part 4 Resistance: our vanishing waters.
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