One World One Water with Tom Cech

EPISODE · Oct 15, 2019 · 13 MIN

One World One Water with Tom Cech

from Climate Changers · host Ryan Flahive

Tom Cech is an award winning conservationist and Director of the One World One Water Institute at Metropolitan State University in Denver.  He is a prolific author and teaches undergraduate and graduate level courses and creates water-oriented content and curricula for K-12 and lifelong learners.  In this episode we discuss water conservation and activism as well as glacial retreat, cyclical droughts in the west, desalination and the use of new technologies to deliver clean water to refugee camps.Call to Action10 ways to conserve water at homeEPA guidelines to protect water resourcesHelp provide clean water to communities around the globe

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