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Through exploring various disasters, Clarke ends up exploring memory-"the worst disaster since the last one"-writing about people lost through the prison system, disasters man-made we don't wish to think about, and just where the accumulation of disaster upon disaster might end up taking us.
Describing the international shortage of fresh water, this book addresses the nature of the problems, shows the ways in which they have been shamefully neglected in all development and economic thinking and proposes some solutions.
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