WRI Podcast #5 - Protecting Drinking Water at the Source

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On this episode of the WRI Podcast Lawrence MacDonald sits down with Todd Gartner, a Senior Associate with the Water team at World Resources Institute and the co-author of a new paper on watershed protection, and Jasmine Qin, a Research Analyst and driving force behind Global Forest Watch – Water. Together, Todd and Jasmine layout the importance of natural infrastructure like forests and wetlands in preserving and protecting the watersheds that provide our communities with water.

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