ECSP Report 7: Special Reports
The Linkages Between Population and Water: Forthcoming Articles from ECSP
In collaboration with the University of Michigan Population Fellows Program, ECSP commissioned in fall 2000 a series of articles to examine global and regional linkages between population and water. The interplay among these issues is at the heart of this project.Each of the three articles (summarized below) has been jointly written by a pair of authors, representing both a Northern and Southern perspective. Each article also draws on regional case-study material.
- The Coming Fresh Water Crisis Is Already Here, by Don Hinrichsen and Henrylito D. Tacio
- Urbanization and Intersectoral Competition for Water, by Ruth Meinzen-Dick and Paul P. Appasamy
- Exploring the Population-Water Resources Nexus in the Developing World, by Anthony R. Turton and Jeroen F. Warner.
Environmental Mission Recommendations for the U.S. Intelligence Community
This article gives a concrete list of simple yet effective ways in which U.S. intelligence satellites can significantly boost the country’s emerging environmental security mission. These recommendations (a) highlight a nexus of traditional national security issues and environmental security issues, and (b) largely promote synergistic cooperation between the traditional and the progressive. The article then analyzes both the direct and the associated costs of the proposed programs.
About the Authors
Shanda Leather
Don Hinrichsen
Henrylito D. Tacio
Ruth Meinzen-Dick
Paul P. Appasamy
Anthony Turton
Jeroen F. Warner
Steve Kiser
Environmental Change and Security Program
The Environmental Change and Security Program (ECSP) explores the connections between environmental change, health, and population dynamics and their links to conflict, human insecurity, and foreign policy. Read more