Environmental leader, Vandana Shiva maintains that the modern throw away culture in India has been seeded by a combination of forces including the world bank and global ideas of progress.

Environmental leader, Vandana Shiva explains that there are two Gangas in the minds of modern Indians: one for clearing your sins and one for carrying your trash. This split thinking is a result of consumer culture and modern ideas of progress. "There wo

Environmental leader, Vandana Shiva feels strongly that it is our responsibility as "earth citizens" to keep water systems alive by avoiding three main problems: pollution, diversion of water and privatization.

Environmental leader, Vandana Shiva believes that until we bring back the sacredness of water, civil society won't have the power to change its behavior and government policy will never act. "I think the most pressing issue is really to bring back the cul

Environmental leader, Vandana Shiva explains that the introduction of unsustainable practices and technologies in the last 40 years have led to severe water issues in India today. These issues are representative of the larger global water crisis.

Fritjof Capra, physicist and author, explains that only now can we begin to appreciate the power of Leonardo da Vinci's science and its relevance today. 

Fritjof Capra, physicist and author, describes Leonardo da Vinci's fascination with water.  "Water is the extension and humor (nourishing fluid) of all living forms. Without it, nothing can maintain its form."

Fritjof Capra, physicist and author, demonstrates how Leonardo da Vinci used nature as a model and mentor, and solved problems from the perspective of systems thinking.

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This feature-length documentary explores three very different lives, each of which has been transformed, in some way, by water. In India, the effervescent “Water Gandhi,” Rajendra Singh, brought seven Rajasthani rivers back to life and now turns his a