A podcast about grassroots water justice in the Western United States. We interview experts about their local watersheds and how the health of our water impacts every facet of our lives and future generations.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | EducationNatureScience |
We interview Jesus Alonso and Ngodoo Atume from Clean Water Action in California. Ngodoo is a Senior Water Policy Analyst and Jesus serves as Clean Water Action’s Kern County Gas and Oil Organizer. We learn about California’s Central Valley communiti... more
This is part 2 of a 2-part interview with Food and Water Watch (FWW) and the second in our Fossil Fuels Series. In this episode, we interview (FWW) National Policy Director, Jim Walsh, and Tomás Morales Rebecchi, California's Central Coast Organizin... more
This is part 1 of a 2-part interview with Food and Water Watch (FWW) and the first in our Fossil Fuels Series. In this episode, we interview (FWW) National Policy Director, Jim Walsh, and Tomás Morales Rebecchi, California's Central Coast Organizing... more
In this episode, we interview Laurel Firestone, a member of the State Water Resources Control Board. We learn about the organization and its work to ensure that every person in the state has a right to clean, safe, and affordable drinking water. We ... more
Thank you for lifting up what is one if the most important topics in all of our lives. Great guests, its so informative.
There are also lots of Oregon references and relationships in this podcast.
All these themes are important for the whole Pacific Northwest, as well as California.
The interviews and information move right along and don’t waste time.
I listened to them all and keep checking for more.
Let’s have some episodes on culverts and beavers and help for landowners to improve streams.
And episodes on healthy streams and fire, beavers and fire, and prescribed burning, and native burn crews, like at Yuro... more
This is one of my favorite podcasts. Excellent guests, and good questions that approach CA water from a non hegemonic perspective. Would recommend to anyone.
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