Pained communities, dry wells in Arizona: Ian James Part 2

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Recorded16 Feb 2020

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A brief trip down memory lane for host Jay Famiglietti on a jaw-dropping moment in 2015 with the CEO of Nestle Waters North America. Then, back into the thick of it with guest Ian James, a reporter with the Arizona Republic newspaper in Phoenix. Jay and Ian dig into James' 6-part investigative series on groundwater depletion in Arizona, called "Arizona's Next Water Crisis," and touch on the Trump administration. Audio credits: Audio from the special report on azcentral.com, The Arizona Republic's website. Audio clip from "Nestle Waters CEO isn't stopping bottling in California, says new tech save millions of gallons" from Southern California Public Radio. (p) 2015 California Public Public Radio. Used with permission. All rights reserved.

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