Daniel Moss

(By Laura Nawrocik under a Creative Commons license.)

Can We Trust Our Drinking Water?

February 17, 2016

Is Flint's tragedy a rare exception, or the sign of a systemic breakdown in US water utilities?

Judges appraise the quality of tap water from various US communities at the 133rd annual conference of the American Water Works Association.

Why Boston Brags About the Tastiest Tap Water in the US

July 14, 2014

Watershed protection, not filtration plants, make them the winner

To ensure safe drinking water for all, Arturo Quevedo vigilantly protects local watersheds for the municipal water utility in Loja, Ecuador. (Photo by Daniel Moss)

Clean Water Warrior

May 19, 2014

Artruro Quevedo enlists citizens, landowners and public officials to protect the water supply in southern Ecuador

Cities Partner with Rural Communities to Protect Water

January 17, 2014

The benefits of recognizing watersheds as commons around the globe

Protecting Drinking Water by Preventing Pollution in Upstream Communities

May 24, 2013

Latin American water leaders discuss commons approach for safe water

Debating the Future of Our World's Water

April 3, 2012

World Water Forum in Marseille sets the stage for important talks at Rio environment conference

Historic Expansion of Human Rights

July 30, 2010

The UN declares the right to clean drinking water and sanitation

Imminent UN Vote on the Right to Water

July 21, 2010

Act now to win safe drinking water and sanitation for everyone

How Dirty Are We Willing to Get?

May 14, 2010

To Take or Not to Take Climate Change Money

A Water Commons Clash in the Coliseum

March 19, 2010

Join the fight against privatization of water in Italy.

Rural Communities Can Help Ease Global Warming

December 14, 2009

Hoping for a solution in Copenhagen that pays indigenous residents to protect forest, water and farm commons

Reclaiming Water as a Commons

November 25, 2009

Dispatches of hope from India, outrage from California -- and more.