This is the first book to authoritatively assess how water management will be shaped by 2020 due to forces within and outside the water sector. It offers a pragmatic assessment arrived at by experts from different parts of the world and different fields.

An empowering guide to the gift of singleness that will help you leave shame in the past and let go of anxiety about the future in order to thrive today—from a thirtysomething single pastor who understands that the struggle is real. “Raw, relatable, and encouraging.”—New York Times bestselling author Granger Smith Ryan Wekenman has been an unmarried pastor for over a decade. He’s heard all the usual questions: “Are you dating anyone? Any wedding plans in the future?” But he knows the real question they’re asking is, “Hey, do you think you’ll be single for the rest of your life?” Ryan believes that singleness isn’t a curse to endure. Rather, it’s a gift to enjoy, even if at times it can be hard to see it that way. But he has discovered firsthand—and from hundreds of meetings with other single people—that we are often consumed by regrets or shame from the past, together with worry or fear of the future, making it feel impossible to find peace in the present. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Single Today shares Ryan’s perceptive anecdotes, thought-provoking questions, biblical insight, and disarming humor as he invites you into his journey of learning to fully embrace his current reality. Single Today will encourage you to • gain practical tools to help handle the annoying and uncomfortable situations single people get placed in • learn how to talk to family and friends about your singleness with confidence • practice opening your heart and embracing true intimacy • stop believing your marital status is keeping you stuck • start living the full and abundant life available today No amount of shame will change the past, and no amount of worry will fix the future, but with a little faith and work, you can start thriving today.

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Pankaj K. Singh is among the foremost writers in the country who writes on thought-provoking subjects of national importance. His writing provides the readers and ordinary citizens a new perspective and understanding of subjects. Pankaj K. Singh’s previous books ‘Samarth Bharat’, ‘Pakhandmukt Bharat, Jaisi Shiksha Waisa Desh’, ‘Ye Hain to Hum Hain’, ‘Paryavaran Bachayen Jaagen aur Jagaayen, ‘Bhartiya Videsh Niti’, ‘Hum badlenge jag badlega’, ‘Badlen aadaten badlega desh’, ‘Shramev Jayate’, ‘Hum Hain Sab Sansar’, Kahin der na ho jaaye!, Desh ki girti sehat’, ‘We are B’coz of You’, ‘Swachh Bharat’, ‘Creation of New India’, ‘Are we the last generation’, ‘The power of good manners!’ have been liked by the readers all over India, Pankaj K. Singh has a keen understanding of topics of national interest. Because of his extensive thinking and vast experience, the articles that he writes in various National Newspapers and magazines are very interesting and factual. Pankaj K. Singh has been doing thorough research and study on all the topics and areas that can act as norms for establishing India as a developed and glorious country Pankaj K. Singh has been doing commendable work on spiritualistic philosophy, national thinking and mental revolution. Today if there is any major challenge, then it is only the environmental degradation and increase in pollution, plastic, e-waste at the cost of development.

In this exquisite debut novel, Mary Emerick takes readers into the watery landscape of southeast Alaska and the depths of a family in crisis. As a teenager, Winnie escapes to a neighboring bay, but as a young woman she is pulled back to her abusive father when her mother goes missing. In the search for the missing woman, Winnie uncovers family secrets and discovers her own strength, but arrives too late to save the ones she loves.

"Documents the tumultuous climate of the American West over twenty thousand years, with tales of past droughts and deluges and predictions about the impacts of future climate change on water resources."--Back cover.