This Week in Water for February 2, 2020

Farmers Are Being Paid to Stop Climate Change. That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report about water. Scientists have revealed an alarming problem at the so-called “doomsday glacier” in Antarctica. The EPA has made two controversial decisions: re-approving the use of glyphosate and making it easier for cities to dump raw sewage into rivers. U.S. mayors rank water infrastructure projects as their top choice to get funding, ahead of roads and broadband. Startup companies are helping farmers to get paid to sequester carbon. Study: Buildings can become a global CO2 sink if made out of wood instead of cement and steel. What's the best treatment if a child gets a burn? It's not aloe vera or butter.