Monday Feb 19th: Theology Uncorked: Groundwater film & discussion


Can we move from fighting over water to protecting it 
for the Common Good?
Come and see!


presents:


"Whisky is for Drinking, Water is for Fighting!"


WATER WARS

 & THE COMMON GOOD


a screening of
"GROUNDWATER:To enact a law for the common good”

Monday February 19, 2018

at 6:30 pm
St. Frances Cabrini Parish Hall
3201 E Presidio Road, Tucson
(520) 326-7670
“Groundwater: To Enact a Law For the Common Good” is a newly released film which tells the intriguing story of the process that led to the passing of Arizona’s Groundwater Management Act of 1980, a landmark law in the history of the American West. This 26-minute documentary features present-day interviews with many of the principals involved in the to-and-fro, and heated negotiations in search of compromise nearly forty years ago. It still resonates today as Arizona and so much of the rest of world struggles to curtail the depletion of precious groundwater supplies.   
Watch the Trailer and read about the film's Producers.
After viewing the film our guide for discussion, questions and answers will be Gregg Garfin, PhD. Gregg is an associate professor in climate, natural resources and policy at the University of Arizona’s School of Natural  Resources and the Environment. For the last 17 years he has worked to bridge the science-society interface through dialogues between scientists and decision makers. His research is focused on climate variability and change, drought, and adaptation to a changing climate. 
Gregg’s experiences as deputy director for science translation and outreach in the University’s Institute of the Environment will provide for an excellent discussion of this fascinating documentary, and the vital issues it  examines, past, present and future. 
The film will be introduced by Katie Hirschboeck, PhD., Catholic Climate Ambassador with the Catholic Climate Covenant and emeritus associate professor climatology in the UA’s Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, with joint appointments in Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences, the School of Geography and Development, and Arid Lands Resource Sciences.
Theological Reflection | Good conversation | Delicious Wines
| Great Popcorn |

If you’d like, bring a snack or a bottle of wine to share.