Last Call at the Oasis: The Global Water Crisis and Where We Go from Here (Participant Guide Media) Paperback – April 24, 2012

Highly recommend. Very informative. We all need to know about the affects of water shortage.

A comprehensive look at the water crisis in its many aspects. Very high production values.

After watching the film this book was based off of on Netflix I thought that I would take a look at this book. The book offers more information than the film provided, so you wont be reading thing you heard in the film. After reading, I have a much better understanding of the water crisis. The book gives you background information on the crisis, as well as solutions you can integrate into your daily lives. I would recommend this cheap read to anyone, even if you haven't read the film.

The book is excellent, especially the chapter from veteran CAFO fighter Lynn Henning. We here in Saratoga, WI are involved in a similar fight with a planned large CAFO that will take over 1/4 of the land area of our town if successful, so it is good to read about the tactics used by others to fight these irresponsible polluters and water hogs.

Were doomed. A good read. It seems that no matter how many of these books you read and are read the vast majority of the population would rather live in ignorannce.

The book was slanted towards liberal conservation ideas. Not practical ideas for conserving water in the real world. Very disappointing.

I've watch this documentary repeatedly on PIVOT. We seem to think everything on this planet is infinite and everlasting. It's a good watch. Will make you think twice about using water to clean your driveway or overwater your lawn.

It is well done and a very comprehensive analysis and presentation of the world-wide water crisis facing the water stressed areas.