July 23, 2008 | 12 comments

Steve Ashley on the Coming Water Crisis

Scientific American editor Steve Ashley talks about the future of fresh water and the steps we can take to ensure that we all have potable water in the years ahead. Steve Mirsky reports

 
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Scientific American editor, Steve Ashley, talks about the future of fresh water and the steps we can take to ensure that we all have potable water in the years ahead. Steve Mirsky reports.      

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