Liquid Utility - Nick Axel, Nikolaus Hirsch, Reinhold Martin and Jordan Steingard - Editorial

Editorial

Nick Axel, Nikolaus Hirsch, Reinhold Martin, Jacob R. Moore, and Jordan Steingard

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Workers on a section of the Karegnondi Water Authority pipeline in Michigan. Photo: David Guralnick, The Detroit News.

Liquid Utility
March 2019










Notes
1

United Nations, "Clean Water and Sanitation," Sustainable Development Goals, .

2

See Julia Lurie, "This Major City’s Drinking Water Was Fine. Then Came the Private Water Company," Mother Jones (October 26, 2016), ; Russ Zimmer and Andrew Ford, "Drinking water: 1.5M in NJ served by utilities that failed tests since Flint," Asbury Park Press (November 20, 2018), ; C. Heidi Grether, "Nestlé Waters North America, Inc. Application for Permit to Increase the Water Withdrawal from Production Well 101," Michigan Department of Environmental Quality Interoffice Communication (April 2, 2018), .

3

Bernard C. "Jack" Young, "A 'more just water system' in Baltimore," The Baltimore Sun (December 17, 2018), .

4

See Corporate Europe Observatory and Transnational Institute, Water Remunicipalisation Tracker, ; Reclaiming Public Services, eds. Satoko Kishimoto and Olivier Petitjean (Amsterdam and Paris: Transnational Institute, 2017), .

5

Bill McKibben, "How Extreme Weather Is Shrinking the Planet," The New Yorker (November 26, 2018), .