Like the "tragedy of the commons", it is artificially caused by concentration of power in the hands of the few. People were well able to coordinate use of the o

Like the "tragedy of the commons", it is artificially caused by concentration of power in the hands of the few. People were well able to coordinate use of the original commons; and if it weren't for belligerent ruling classes and corporate-commercial interests, the people of the world could have handled the water issue reasonably well to day.