Thanks in large part to the Green Revolution that catalyzed grain production in the mid-1960s, India ended the perennial fear of famine. But achieving food abundance has overwhelmed India’s mammoth and unwieldy bureaucracy, drained its freshwater reserves, and strained the energy sector and electrical grid.
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Posted on Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Texans and the rest of the country are getting a preview of the future of water when national and local leadership on climate and water policies fails.