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This is the introduction of a series on water security between Canada, the US and Mexico. Water is the first precious resource for energy, agriculture, human use and our life as we know it. North America will need to work together in order for these three countries to survive as they do today. Can we get them to work together on this issue? Let's listen and see.
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This is a trinational series on North American Sustainability. The first segment of 8 interviews is on Water Security.
The North American Institute (NAMI) was founded in 1988 to deepen understanding and to promote new approaches to North American issues. A unique trinational organization, NAMI’s spirit derives from the vision of founders Maurice Strong, Bruce Babbitt and Jesus Silva Herzog, and developed by Susan Herter, John Wirth and Senator Jack Austin of Canada. The three central themes that NAMI addresses are: 1. Advancing public understanding of North American issues 2. Smart borders and green trade corridors 3. Building trinational leadership (http://www.northamericaninstitute.org)
