Salt of the Earth by Kate MoschandreasMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
In a slightly near-future Berkeley, a young chemical engineer and researcher diligently works on projects to institute desalizination, for a globe with increasing difficulties. The time is 2038, not really all that far in the future, and Jess is a very intelligent individual with a lot of good scientific ideas. In a world where water is so prized and essential, and becoming increasingly unavailable, ideas like her are at a premium; and many factions are determined to possess her knowledge. I was particularly captivated by the author's fresh and original approach to the concept of Artificial Intelligence.
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