Cynthia Barnett Books

Cynthia Barnett is an environmental journalist who has reported on water from the Suwannee River to Singapore. She is the author of Mirage, which won the gold medal for best nonfiction title in the Florida Book Awards, and Blue Revolution, singled out as one of the top ten science books of 2011 by the Boston Globe.

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 Books: Rain by Cynthia Barnett

Rain

Cynthia Barnett
A Natural and Cultural History
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What's Rain about?

Rain (2015) tells the story of one of the most valued, destructive and inspiring natural forces on our planet. These blinks trace a journey from rain worship in ancient cultures to the use of weather forecasting throughout the ages – and even the scientific explanation behind raining frogs.

Who should read Rain?

  • Anyone interested in the relationship between the natural world and human civilization
  • Hobby meteorologists seeking some background to the science

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 Books: Blue Revolution by Cynthia Barnett

Blue Revolution

Cynthia Barnett

What's Blue Revolution about?

Blue Revolution by Cynthia Barnett explores the looming water crisis and offers solutions for a more sustainable future. Through engaging storytelling and in-depth research, Barnett examines the history, politics, and economics of water usage, and highlights the innovative ways in which individuals and communities are working to conserve and protect this vital resource.

Who should read Blue Revolution?

  • Readers who are passionate about environmental issues

  • Individuals interested in the future of water resources and conservation

  • Professionals working in water management, policy, or sustainability