Right to Water: Blue Planet Project
The Blue Planet Project is a global initiative by the Council of Canadians, working with partners around the world, to achieve water justice based on the principle that water is a human right, a public trust, and part of the global commons. The Blue Planet Project works with organizations and activists in both the South and the North, and is affiliated with international networks including Friends of the Earth International, Red Vida (the Americas Network on the Right to Water), and the People’s Health Movement.
Visit the Blue Planet Project website for more information.
Why Harper & Wynne’s meeting could undermine the right to water in Ontario
PMO photo of Wynne and Harper meeting yesterday in Toronto.
After a series of requests from Kathleen Wynne, ...
Ontario fails to respect the right to water with approval of logging plan
The Council of Canadians is disappointed that the Ontario Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has approved the resumption ...
Right to Water Gets Major Boost in a Historic Judgement by the Mumbai High Court
Struggle for access to water by slum dwellers got a major boost in India with the judgement on December 15th ...
Council of Canadians supports the Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature
The Council of Canadians and the Blue Planet Project support the assertion that nature has rights. In short that means ...
Submission to the Special Rapporteur
Maude Barlow, founder of the Blue Planet Project and Chair of Food & Water Watch, visited Detroit, Michigan in the ...
UPDATE: ‘The Rights of Nature’ book to be released April 21
The Council of Canadians and partners will be launching in New York City - likely on Thursday April 21 - ...