Thirst (2004)The control over public water supply is significant policy issue around the world. Documentarians Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman take a close look at the global business trend of privatizing water supplies. Director:Alan Snitow |
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Thirst (2004)The control over public water supply is significant policy issue around the world. Documentarians Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman take a close look at the global business trend of privatizing water supplies. Director:Alan Snitow |
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Mahmoud Abu-Zeid | ... |
Himself - President, World Water Council
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Bill Alexander | ... |
Himself - CEO, Thames Water
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Dezaraye Bagalayos | ... |
Herself - Citizens Coalition
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Maude Barlow | ... |
Herself - Chair, Council of Canadians
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Satinder Bindra | ... |
Himself
(archive footage)
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John Briscoe | ... |
Himself - Senior Water Advisor, World Bank
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Dean Cofer | ... |
Himself - Operating Engineers Union
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Don Evans | ... |
Himself - President, OMI
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Dreda Gaines | ... |
Herself - Vice President, Thames Water America
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Sylvia Kothe | ... |
Herself - Chair, Citizens Coalition
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Bill Loyko | ... |
Himself - Citzens Coalition
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Michael McDonald | ... |
Himself - Supervisor, Stockton Municipal Wastewater Plant
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Crown Prince Naruhito | ... |
Himself
(as Prince Naruhito of Japan)
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Oscar Olivera | ... |
Himself - La Coordinadora, Bolivia
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Gérard Payen | ... |
Himself - CEO, Ondeo
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The control over public water supply is significant policy issue around the world. Documentarians Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman take a close look at the global business trend of privatizing water supplies.
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