by Molly T. Marshall | Apr 21, 2023 | Feature, Opinion
While working in Minnesota and living a quarter of a mile from the riverfront of the mighty Mississippi, I have begun to think about water in new ways. Ownership of water has become an urgent concern as climate change requires better stewardship of existing resources....
by Bill Ross | Mar 20, 2020 | Opinion
Khithie, Chali, Paite, Ma U and Lailente. These are the names of small villages in the Chin State of Myanmar made up of 400 to 600 people living in primitive wood huts – sharing life together. The Chin people live along the Myanmar and India border, where both...
by Sam Harrell | Mar 19, 2020 | Opinion
Each year, we approach World Water Day (March 22) through the framework of a particular perspective or theme. This year’s theme, “Water and Climate Change,” could not be more relevant to the current experience of so many around the globe. We have grown accustomed to...
by Helle Liht | Mar 18, 2020 | Opinion
I live by the sea. Every time I walk on its shore or drive past it by car, I have to admit: Water is fascinating. Sometimes still, sometimes stormy. Hundreds of different shades of blue, green and grey. Sometimes reflecting the golden shimmering sun, sometimes the...
by Helle Liht | Jun 22, 2016 | Opinion
Finland, “the land of a thousand lakes,” welcomed the delegates of the 11th assembly of the European Christian Environmental Network (ECEN) who gathered in the Sofia Cultural Centre in Helsinki from June 11-15. The ECEN assembly meets every second year,...
