EIR U.N. Correspondent Leni Rubenstein has just returned from China where she was invited, as an honored guest, to give several presentations on the potential collaboration between the United States and China, based on Lyndon LaRouche's discoveries in physical economics.

The history of the TVA in transforming the Tennessee Valley and its people from abject poverty and disease to the nation's first nuclear program in little more than a decade shows us just a glimpse of the transformations we can enact under the NAWAPA program.

NAWAPA signals the revival of a scientific revolution as much as an economic one. Mankind's intervention into the planet's hydrological cycle is a crucial feature of physical economic infrastructure, and requires a deeper understanding of the interconnected processes of the biosphere.

Ed Hamler interviews Meghan Rouillard on the next project in the Extended NAWAPA Program: The Darién Gap.