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Precious Commodity: Providing Water For America'S Cities (History Of The Urban Environment, 66),Used Crescenzi But To Fotheringhay CastleAs An Essential Resource, Water Has Been The Object Of Warfare, Political Wrangling, And Individual And Corporate Abuse. It Has Also Become An Object Of Commodification, With Multinational Corporations Vying For Water Supply Contracts In Many Countries. In Precious Commodity, Martin V. Melosi Examines Water Resources In The United States And Addresses Whether Access To Water Is An Inalienable Right Of Citizens, And If Government Is Responsible For Its