Water, Conflict, and Human Rights: Emerging Challenges and Solutions Conference

I will be heading to the Water, Conflict, and Human Rights: Emerging Challenges and Solutions Conference at the University of Utah tomorrow.

Peter Gleick and Maude Barlow will be keynoting. I hope to meet both (yes, that's right - both). I've met Gleick before at a  meeting in November 2002 in Tbilisi, Georgia.

Download Peter Gleick Poster

Download Maude Barlow Poster

Here is the conference program: Download 2011brochure

On the last day I will participating in a panel discussion: Water Conflict Case Studies: Stakeholder Mediation, Dialogue, and Lessons Learned. on the last day:

Here are my abstract and PDF of my Power Point, "What Would Elvis Say? Mississippi v. Memphis and the Curious Case of the Memphis Sand Aquifer":

Download Campana_UUtah_Conference_Abstract

Download Campana_Tanner_Conference

The presentation is very similar to the one I gave in Paris last December. It is shorter and contains a bit of new information.

 Should be a real good meeting.

"As I travel around the world, people think the only place where there is potential conflict [over] water is the Middle East, but they are completely wrong. We have the problem all over the world."-- Kofi Annan, 2001