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Robert Glennon is one of the nation’s thought leaders and commentators on water policy and law.  The recipient of two National Science Foundation grants, Glennon serves as an advisor to governments, corporations, think tanks, law firms, and NGOs looking to solve serious challenges around water sustainability and planning. Glennon is the author of Unquenchable: America’s Water Crisis and What To Do About It, which has become a go-to resource for environmental policy stakeholders nationwide.  Unquenchable received a Rachel Carson Book Award for Reporting on the Environment from the Society of Environmental Journalists.  He is also the author of Water Follies: Groundwater Pumping and the Fate of America’s Fresh Waters. In 2014, Glennon and two co-authors collaborated with the Hamilton Project at the Brookings Institution to explore solutions to broken federal and state laws that are contributing to worsening water shortages in California and other Western states.  Their groundbreaki

Mr. Okan Geray is part of the U4SSC Management Team and leads the deliverable “Guidelines on strategies for Circular Cities” globally in the main committee of development strategies, Climate Change and Circular Economy of United Nations. I have had the honour of participating as an expert in development in the development of a deliverable: "Guidelines on strategies for circular cities", that this international organization has carried out during this last year. By publishing this "Post" I congratulate Mr. Okan for the excellent work done, cordiality and also by allowing me to do an interview for the OSICO blog related to this initiative of sustainable development / reesilentes. Mr. Okan's professional experience Mr. Okan Geray is a computer expert doctor. He holds a double major degree in Industrial Engineering and Computer Engineering from the Bosphorus University in Istanbul, Turkey, a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering and a Ph.D.