Fair distribution of water has been a world wide historical problem that the U.S. may experience more in the future. The Great Lakes contain 20% of the world's fresh surface water, but it is currently available to only a small portion of our population. Should other water-scarce regions have access to these waters, and if so, should they have to pay for them? And what effect would water removal have on local environments? These questions are debated by students and adult experts, giving viewers perspective for future thought and research on their own.