A month of War and Peace

21/03/10 16:48

I’m always a mess on the flight home, but I thought this was a unique, solitary experience until today (or whatever 20 hours ago is in the context of a three-continent plane ride). The lesson came in a taxi on the way to the sprawling Delhi international terminal, my mobile rang — my hydrological colleague who was in Guatemala was calling. He was in a cab as well, also headed to an airport on the way home. If I have a brother in water, it must be B.
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Tags: travel, hydropower, nepal, india, guatemala

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Welcome. I'm glad you're here. In the year since this blog started, the site has had visitors from over 110 countries. I work in the new field of climate adaptation, from a water-sector perspective. Some background material on this topic is available in a pdf. But this site really focuses on the living, active details of freshwater climate adaptation, my travels while doing that work, and reflections on what emerging political, social, cultural, scientific, and environmental trends mean for freshwater climate adaptation.