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Vanished Water Jan Cohen-Cruz each of which makes perhapsThe trickle down effects of empire on the environment Vanished Water examines the ecological and social consequences of British imperial rule and its inherently extractive aims on water development in late colonial Kenya. Examining the arid northern and eastern parts of the country between 1938 and the mid 1960s, James Parker demonstrates how the British colonial state manipulated scant water supplies to drive cash crop production, rerouting critical