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While history teaches us that international conflicts over water shortages have been few and far in between, this interesting article from Christian Science Monitor tells us that a more likely scenario is potential intra-national (within country) water conflicts. The Southeastern states of Georgia, Alabama, and Florida have longstanding disagreements over water — they are in federal court over water rights — and Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue has emphasized the state’s rights to use water that falls within its borders, despite claims by neighboring Florida and Alabama. While nowhere near what happened in China recently, we should start seriously looking for viable solutions to our shortage issues. Read the whole article here.
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