This Week in Water for February 4, 2018

Chevron Says If They Did It, Others Did It, Too. That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report about water. In a move likened to a 19th-century gold rush, the Bureau of Land Management opened up parts of southeastern Utah to allow prospectors to stake their claims. The Trump administration is delaying a rule defining what bodies of water can be regulated. Farmers love it, and environmental groups call it irresponsible. Around the world, citizens are suing governments and energy companies for failing to protect them against climate change—and many are kids. As oil giants get sued for contributing to climate change they're turning on each other. These swans monitor water quality—and they don't even need to be fed.