William Mulholland diverted this resource from the Owens Valley to Los Angeles in a set of California wars named for it in the early 20th century.
Fred Pierce posits a form of apartheid based on the availability of this thing according to a book which argues that this thing is "The Defining Crisis of the Twenty-First Century." A 2001 book by Tony Allan discusses a "virtual" form of this thing, which a country exports or imports to develop its underlying infrastructure. The politics of this thing in "the developing world" was highlighted in a book by Arun Elhance, who argued that conflicts over this thing is rapidly becoming a "core national security concern." The (*) "power projection" of states is limited by the presence of large amounts of this thing according to the book The Tragedy of Great Power Politics, which discusses the "stopping power" of it. William Mulholland diverted this resource from the Owens Valley to Los Angeles in a set of California wars named for it in the early 20th century. For 10 points, name this resource, the subject of hydropolitics.
Fred Pierce posits a form of apartheid based on the availability of this thing according to a book which argues that this thing is "The Defining Crisis of the Twenty-First Century.
water