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The grand drama of water in our time

Dear John —

Sometimes we hear from a foreign embassy that relies on Circle of Blue's trusted reporting to inform policy in a time of stress or for peacemaking. And we hear from scientists, students, and fellow reporters in the U.S. and around the world. 

Among all our readers, perhaps the highest scrutiny comes from those in the water world.

That's why I wanted to share this LinkedIN post by John Matthews, executive director of the Alliance for Global Water Adaptation.

"Does anxiety occlude progress" when the world faces unprecedented droughts and floods? asks Matthews. He notes that Circle of Blue is helping "the water community rise up above our narrow stories to find the grand drama and importance of water in our time."

Great reporting is about trust and looking beyond the distractions of the day to find the most important stories of our times. Making sense of a grand drama, indeed.

Your support makes it possible for us to rise above the clutter and inform the world's most important decisions.

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