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I Drink Living Water · a sourced current

True stories of water accesswhen the pipe fails.

Three currents — Access, Innovation, Health. Every story is sourced to a live outside publication and carries the reason Glen Kerby chose it. Nothing here is for sale.

Open the library

01 Three currents

Choose a current.

One piece, one current. The library holds every page; the doors are the way in.

All 38 pages
01

Access

Pipes, drought cities, reuse. Water as a right, not a commodity.

17 sourced stories →02

Innovation

Named builders of tools that create or save water.

7 sourced stories →03

Health

What is in the tap, and what a household can do after the story.

14 sourced stories →

02 On the current · this week

What Glen is amplifying now.

Each card is the way to that page: the story, the reason it was chosen, and the publication it sends you back to.

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Health01

Dr. Aviva Romm

A hero story about how one person can make an incredible difference to help give a voice to those who do not have one.

Sourced · avivaromm.comRead
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Access02

The EPA's Own Data

In January 2025 the EPA released its own draft risk assessment for PFAS in sewage sludge on farmland. The assessment acknowledges the risk. It does not ban the practice or set enforceable limits. This is a primary source — when someone tells you the government says it's safe, you can point here and ask: have you actually read what the government says?

Sourced · epa.govRead
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Health03

The 5-Minute Morning Routine to Boost Your Brain — Amen Clinics

Dr. Amen's team built a five-minute morning sequence that puts water first — before coffee, before supplements, before movement. It's one of the clearest, most accessible pieces of practical brain-health guidance a clinic of his scale has ever published for free. Featuring it here so more people find it.

Sourced · amenclinics.comRead
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Access04

PFAS in Compost

Montana PBS did something remarkable — they tested compost with EPA-certified labs and found 17 PFAS compounds in a popular municipal product. These are forever chemicals ending up in backyard vegetable gardens via biosolids. This is the kind of investigative work that deserves a wider audience.

Sourced · pbs.orgRead
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Access05

Brave Blue World

Liam Neeson-narrated, filmed across five continents — this is the quiet hopeful counterweight to the doomscroll. It profiles the scientists, engineers, and communities actually rebuilding the global water system, and it refuses to be either naive or nihilistic. Amplifying it because the people doing this work deserve to be seen, and the film itself is a piece of public-service storytelling.

Sourced · youtube.comRead
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ASCE 2025 Infrastructure Report Card — Water Systems Still Lag

Most authoritative infrastructure assessment. Explains why tap water is getting harder to clean. This is an important story for us to understand.

Sourced · smartwatermagazine.comRead
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AI, Data Centers, and Water — Brookings Institution

We need to share the impact that the Ai universe is having on the world of water. These things need to be understood so sustainable focus can be placed at the center of true understanding,

Sourced · brookings.eduRead
Access · Glen’s pick08

4ocean | Our Mission to Remove Plastic + Trash from Our Oceans

Doing incredible work teaching people about what's happening in the oceans and making a real dent in plastic buildup. Runs beach cleanups, water diking programs, and ocean harvesting initiatives. Should be paired with Boyan Slat's Ocean Cleanup Project — both are essential voices working on the same problem from different angles.

Sourced · 4ocean.comRead
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Ocean Cleanup Project by Boyan Slat

New technology speeding up the reclamation of plastics from massive ocean areas. The Atlantic plastic island is now larger than the state of Texas. A good news story about innovation fighting back — should be paired with 4Ocean, which is working on the same problem from a different angle.

Sourced · theoceancleanup.comRead
Access · Glen’s pick10

The Spring - Charity: Water Documentary

An extraordinary charity that has completely changed the way charities run — 100% of donations go directly to the cause, with staff salaries paid by patrons who believe in the mission. Not just a documentary, but proof that integrity-led organizations can change the world while setting a new standard for how giving should work.

Sourced · youtube.comRead
Everything on the current

03 Sourced, every one

Nothing on this site cites itself.

A page enters the library only with a live outside source and the curator’s reasoning. Everything else waits, reachable but unlisted, until it earns its place.

The library
38pagesin the library, each with a live source checked.
30publicationsthe stories send you back to — journals, broadcasters, the builders themselves.
3currentsAccess, Innovation, Health. One piece, one current.
0things for saleon any story page. The household kit lives after the story, never before it.
  • 4ocean.com
  • amenclinics.com
  • avivaromm.com
  • bluemind.org
  • brookings.edu
  • brusselstimes.com
  • charitywater.org
  • dal.ca
  • earth.com
  • eastleighvoice.co.ke
  • eesi.org
  • eli.org
  • epa.gov
  • futura-sciences.com
  • hsph.harvard.edu
  • hubermanlab.com
  • mamavation.com
  • msn.com
  • nature.com
  • nixonpeabody.com
  • pbs.org
  • planetpaws.ca
  • scitechdaily.com
  • smartwatermagazine.com
  • thecooldown.com
  • theoceancleanup.com
  • uwaterloo.ca
  • vaildaily.com
  • and 2 more

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