This Week in Water for January 12, 2020

Competing with Camels for Water? That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report about water. Fires in Australia have created pyrocumulonimbus clouds that can rise up to ten miles but contain little rain and in some cases spawn tornadoes. The Trump administration proposed that climate change no longer needs to be considered when evaluating new infrastructure projects like pipelines. Recent earthquakes in Puerto Rico have left 300,000 customers without access to potable water. The House passed a bill to protect Americans from dangerous PFAS chemicals, but Trump plans to veto it if it passes the GOP-led Senate. Berries bitten by bugs are better for you.