Invisible Water — Keeping it Flowing
Every October, the Annual Palouse Basin Water Summit reminds us that water is the single most essential resource connecting our health, economy, environment, and daily lives.
According to Paul Kimmell and Jon Kimberling, everything we depend on flows from clean water, and access to it is a fundamental human need.
The 2025 Summit features Daniel Rothberg, an award-winning environmental journalist and author of the Invisible Waters Newsletter, highlighting the importance of water in our daily lives.
- It keeps families healthy
- Powers local economies
- Helps our communities thrive
From brewing morning coffee to keeping businesses running, water touches everything we do.
Reliable water is not just about convenience, it is the foundation of public health, economic growth, and community resilience.
Author's summary: Water is essential for our health, economy, and environment.
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