Alice Outwater has been writing about water and the environment for twenty-five years. She grew up on Lake Champlain, in Vermont, and studied engineering at the University of Vermont. She went to grad school at MIT to learn about water, where she won the prize for Best Thesis in Technology and Policy. Outwater managed sludge for the Boston Harbor Clean-Up, and wrote The Reuse of Sludge and Minor Wastewater Residuals. She wrote the much translated Cartoon Guide to the Environment with Larry Gonick. Water: A Natural History was a Library Journal Science Book of the Year and a finalist for the PEN/New England award. She consults in water quality, and has lived on a farm since 1991 in Vermont, Hawaii and finally Colorado.
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