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This is a blog for the teachers and staff of Global Visionaries' Global Leadership class. To better support each other in the work we are doing, we hope that you will share thoughts, frustrations, and inspirations here daily. These reflections will be an important part of updating the curriculum as well as sustaining our communal vision and passion.

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Water Articles

I came across a nice article on bottled water in New Internationalist today. Here's the link.

And here's an article from the New Yorker from a a couple of years ago that takes a historical approach.
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