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 Reason’s Michael De Alessi discusses water rights on PBS' Life & Times.
"Some experts, including Adrian Moore, a privatization advocate who is a vice president at the Los Angeles-based Reason Foundation, say the main lesson of the Atlanta collapse is that cities and private companies needed to be realistic about what a partnership can achieve. 'It's like a marriage,' Mr. Moore said. 'You've got to work to make it work.'"
– The New York Times
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Western Water Wars: Efforts to Take Over San Francisco's Hetch Hetchy Systems
August 2004
By Brian Browne
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Frequently Asked Questions About Water / Wastewater Privatization
September 2003
By Geoffrey F. Segal and Adrian T. Moore
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Revisiting the Public Interest in Private Water
May 2003
By Alexei Tsybine and Don S. Evans
» Full Brief (.pdf)
Long-term Contracting for Water and Wastewater Services
May 2002
By Robin A. Johnson, John McCormally, and Adrian T. Moore
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Opening the Floodgates: Why Water Privatization Will Continue
August 2001
By Robin Johnson
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Preparing for the Storm: Preserving Water Resources with Stormwater Utilities
January 2001
By Barrett P. Walker
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Rivers Among Us: Local Watershed Preservation and Resource Management in the Western United States
June 1999
By Michael Harrington and Christopher A. Hartwell
» Full Study (html)
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Reviewing Blue Covenant
Giving governments more control of water isn't the answer
April 3, 2008 | Reason.org
By Skaidra Smith-Heisters, Reason
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"Clean Water Restoration Act" Would Expand Federal Powers
Over 100 Conservationists, Seniors Advocates, Farm Bureaus, Civil Rights Leaders, Cattlemen, and Taxpayer Action Groups Detail Potential for Abuse
October 7, 2007 | Reason.org
By Adrian Moore, et al.
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California's Looming Water Crisis
State needs peripheral canal sending Sacramento water to Southern California
July 26, 2007 | Reason.org
By Skaidra Smith-Heisters, Reason
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Getting Clean Water to the Rest of the World
Public-private partnerships can play vital role
March 31, 2006 | Reason.org
By Geoffrey Segal, Reason
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More Than 25,000 Private Drinking Water Systems in US
Why would Mass. want to ban water privatization?
October 28, 2005 | Reason.org
By Geoffrey Segal, Reason
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Water and Sewer Contracting
Audio discussion on innovative delivery options for municipal water and sewer infrastructure
October 26, 2005 | CJOB
By Geoffrey Segal, Reason
» Audio Link
Massachusetts' Misguided Attempt to Ban Water Privatization
Testimony to Massachusetts Joint Committee on Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture
October 24, 2005 | Testimony
By Geoffrey Segal, Reason
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How Privatization Gets Water to the Poor
Governments in developing countries have failed to recognize their citizens' supposed right to water
August 17, 2005 | Reason.com
By Ronald Bailey, Reason
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Stockton: Don't Water Down Efficiency, Productivity
Contract enhances environmental control, authority
December 12, 2003 | Stockton Record
By Geoffrey Segal, Reason
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Why Water Privatization Adds Up
1 in 6 Americans gets drinking water from privately owned systems
November 21, 2003 | Reason.org
By Adrian Moore, Reason
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Stockton: Privatize or Pay Higher Water Rates
Outsourcing will save $175 million
February 25, 2003 | Stockton Record
By Geoffrey Segal, Reason
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