WaterCitizen.com is a Web magazine that tells the undertold
stories about water and its affect on the world, society and you. It not only
uses the best practices of online journalism to explain succinctly the politics
and science of water, but also looks how people are affected by it in their
homes and daily lives.
The topics range from the personal health aspects of water
to how cities fund their water systems to the national and international of water and power, WaterCitizen provides stories, videos and
graphics of the place of water in the world.
Here is how we do it.
Business –
This is a look at how businesses use and process water to
add value to their products and services.
Technology –
A layman’s look at the latest inventions that find, move or
improve water.
Policy-
Clear explanations of the legislation, regulations and legal
battles over water. It also includes a
forum for public discourse among the many stakeholders in the public’s use of
water.
Community-
How people band together around and use water, either as
individuals interacting with society and culture, or groups in community
activities.
Water & You-
Up-close and personal looks at what water means to people
and how they manifest that meaning.
Other sections will include Sports, Spirituality and
Culture.
Who we are:
The publisher of WaterCitizen.com is Cat Shrier, a PhD in
policy and a Professional Geologist specializing
in water issues.
Other contributors include Robert Thomason, a former
Washington Post journalist and publisher of GlobalResourcesNews.com, Karin
Zeitvogel, a former AFP correspondent and a graduate student in sports
journalism, Sian Mughan, an American University graduate student providing editorial assistance.
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