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Peace Lessons in Water Negotiations / Peace Talks Radio (59:00 / 54:00)
Series: Peace Talks Radio: Hour Long Specials
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Length: 00:58:59
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Piece Description
This time we explore the question, will managing the world's overtaxed water supply lead to more conflict or actually be a compelling catalyst to peace. The fact is that, so far, cooperation rather than conflict over water is the norm around the world. That's according to Oregon State University Professor Aaron Wolf, co-author of the book Managing and Transforming Water Conflicts, who's been facilitating solutions to water conflicts for years and sees many lessons in peacemaking emerging from the experience. “Water hits us at a profoundly different level than other resources,” he says. “People are willing to do horrible things to each other. What they seem not willing to do is turn off each other’s water.” Host Carol Boss talks with Aaron Wolf on this edition of Peace Talks Radio
Also, a chat with Matt and Christina Berlin who took some Oakland school kids to Kenya for a horizons-expanding experience, then got deeply involved in the effort to help a rural Kenyan community purify it's dangerous water supply. The two talk about their up close experience with water's role in improving the health and dignity of a community and making it less susceptible to conflict.
Timing and Cues
59:00 Version Version
59:00 Version
00:00:00 - 00:00:59 Open BB
00:01:00 - 00:20:51 - Part A - ends with :60 music break for local accts.
00:20:52 - 00:41:35 - Part B - ends with :60 music break for local accts.
00:41:36 - 00:59:00 - Part C
54:00 Version Version
54:00 Version
00:00:00 - 00:00:59 Open BB
00:01:00 - 00:06:00 - Your Newscast
00:06:00 - 00:25:51 - Part A - ends with :60 music break for local accts.
00:25:52 - 00:40:59 - Part B - ends with :60 music break for local accts.
00:41:00 - 00:59:00 - Part C
Additional Files
- Aaron Wolf (Aaron_WolfCWP.jpg)
- Matt Berlin (water-Matt.jpg)
- Christina Berlin (water-christina.jpg)
- Water Tank Installation in Kenya (water3.jpg)
Additional Credits
Support by the Oppenheimer Brothers Foundation
The McCune Charitable Foundation
KUNM, University of New Mexico
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