Yesterday the United Nations held it's first ever summit on the human right to water. At issue was a resolution to support the right for all humans to safe, clean water and sanitation. Maude Barlow was there as the UN's Special Advisor on Water, and today she'll be speaking in Burlington at an event for the Vermont Natural Resources Council.
Barlow says the vote was historic and will have far-reaching effects.
Click listen to hear the interview.
VPR News
- Welch Will Push To Spend Billions Repairing Infrastructure Friday, 02/03/12 5:50pm
- House Approves Special License Plate For Disaster Relief Friday, 02/03/12 12:04pm
- In Montpelier, Voters To Weigh Tax Changes Friday, 02/03/12 12:04pm
- Disaster Recovery Group Sets Ambitious Goals Friday, 02/03/12 7:50am
NPR News
- Army To Try Bradley Manning In WikiLeaks Data Case Friday, 02/03/12 8:48pm
- Nevada A Safe Bet For Romney And Start Of Likely Bad Month For Rivals Friday, 02/03/12 7:42pm
- Argentina, Britain Trade Barbs, As Prince William Arrives At Falklands Friday, 02/03/12 6:47pm
- On Positive Jobs Report, Nasdaq Hits 11-Year High Friday, 02/03/12 4:49pm
© Copyright 2012, VPR
This is the online edition of VPR News. Text versions of VPR news stories may be updated and they may vary slightly from the broadcast version.




