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West Coast Water Justice

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by Natalie Kilmer

4.9(23 reviews)
17 episodes
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Podcast Overview

<p>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.</p>

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Publishing Since

9/25/2021

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Episode thumbnail for Empty Wells, Poisoned Aquifers and Radioactive Crops: Big Oil in CA

October 24, 2023

Empty Wells, Poisoned Aquifers and Radioactive Crops: Big Oil in CA

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 communities that do not have safe drinking water, some that have to pay for contaminated water, and others whose wells have been poisoned or sucked dry. Jesus shares stories from his community, in Kern County, we hear about what it's like living and attend...

Episode thumbnail for Big Oil and Fracking Part 2: Fox in The Hen House

June 27, 2023

Big Oil and Fracking Part 2: Fox in The Hen House

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 Organizing Manager. They continue to discuss current issues with the oil and gas industry and its impacts on our clean water and environment. We learn more about the fossil fuel industry's practices that pollute our water, food, and communities and th...

Episode thumbnail for Big Oil, Fracking, and the Hydrogen Scam Part 1

April 25, 2023

Big Oil, Fracking, and the Hydrogen Scam Part 1

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 Manager, they catch us up to speed on the oil and gas industry and its impact on our clean water and environment. We also learn about the future of fossil fuels and the false hope of hydrogen and what's at stake. Food and Water Wa...

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What is West Coast Water Justice?
<p>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.</p>
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