What is the most precious and essential element of life? Water. Water is vital to all living beings, which we know. But how much do you know about what is going on world-wide concerning water issues? Not enough. This is why the University of North Texas is putting on WaterWays 2007. WaterWays 2007 is the University of North Texas’ second biennial Water Conference, put together by the Philosophy of Water Project and other campus-wide Departments. This event is being held Tuesday, March 13 through Thursday, March 15, and will feature guest speakers such as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (WaterKeeper Alliance), Ramaswamy R. Iyer (Former Secretary of Water, Govt. of India) and other influential figures. WaterWays 2007 is a program that explores different aspects of water issues across society. Its primary goal is to raise awareness of water basin issues, especially the Ganga-Brahmaputra-Meghna (GBM) basin. WaterWays 2007 is free and open to the public so come out and learn about our earth’s water basin issues, and see how you can make a difference.
For More Information Call 940-565-2266, or visit http://www.water.unt.edu/.
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