It is easy to get to the Languedoc. You will learn about the Languedoc's troubled and fascinating history, visit bullfights and boar hunts, and hear about the writers and artists that have lived and travelled in this intriguing land.
Exploring the multifaceted nature of water, the author delves into its essential role in human survival and the paradox of its scarcity despite being a renewable resource. The narrative highlights the global water crisis through poignant stories, such as a Brazilian bishop's dedication to saving a river and a child's daily struggle for water in India. The book raises critical questions about the value of water, its potential as a source of conflict or cooperation, and the societal attitudes towards this vital resource.