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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2016 · 19 MIN

Let There Be Water

from The Sustainable Futures Report

This week I’m looking at a new book by Seth M. Siegel about how Israel has made the best of very limited water resources and is now sharing expertise - and water - with countries all over the world.  More unexpected consequences of the York floods and why controlling carbon emissions may not be the answer to climate change but geo-engineering perhaps is.  Apologies from Jeremy Leggett. And HS2. Is it really sustainable transport? You can also hear me later today on Voice America in an interview with Chris Cooper. The link is at  http://www.voiceamerica.com/show/1959/ and it will be live at 4pm

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