Invisible Water — Keeping it Flowing
Every October, the Annual Palouse Basin Water Summit highlights the importance of water in our lives, reminding us that it is the single most essential resource connecting our health, economy, environment, and daily lives.
Access to clean water is a fundamental human need, and everything we depend on flows from it. From daily activities like brewing morning coffee to powering local businesses, water plays a vital role in keeping families healthy, economies running, and communities thriving.
The 2025 Summit features Daniel Rothberg, an award-winning environmental journalist and author of the Invisible Waters Newsletter, who will discuss the significance of water in our lives.
Reliable water is not just about convenience, it is the foundation of public health, economic growth and community resilience.
The Summit invites us to visualize life without water for just one day, recognizing how crucial our need for it really is. By doing so, we acknowledge the importance of preserving this essential resource.
Authors: Paul Kimmell and Jon Kimberling. Summary: Water is essential for human life and economy.
More News
- Juan Mata opens Victory account as Glory lose again
- JD Vance and Erika Kirk’s on-stage hug goes viral amid faith and controversy debate | The Express Tribune
- NOAA Fisheries falls short on shrimp
- FCC Chair Carr Looks to Eliminate Telecom Cybersecurity Ruling
- “Rocky Horror” returns to Northern’s stage
- It’s Time to Retire the Term ‘Toxic Masculinity’
- Gustavus Navigates Government Shutdown: Continuing "Business as Usual" - The Gustavian Weekly
- How Olivia Dean Positioned Herself For a Global Breakout With ‘The Art of Loving’
- 'Argentina gradually joins the great authoritarian wave sweeping the globe'
- It's not for Halloween — it's Comic Con, where Black and Caribbean cosplayers find community