Draining the Fenton River Dry
Acceess to water remains a central point of contention in the University of Connecticut's efforts to expand its flagship campus in Storrs, Connecticut. In a book filled with intrigue and suspense, H 2 Woe navigates nearly 140 years of water wars in the town of Mansfield, Connecticut. Charles Vidich tells the riveting story of how water resources have been controlled by busines, industry and overly poweful state institutions that are lightly regulated and wth few constraints placed on their domineering control of the public trust. Critical Acclaim for H 2 Woe Praise for H 2 Woe has been unequivocal with support from attorneys, environmentalists and organizations representing the environmental interests of Mansfield. Hee is a sampling of the reviews we have received so far: "H 2 Woe by Charles Vidich reveals in vivid and well researched detail the complexities of regulating water resources in an era of climate change and its attendant uncertainty. The e