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EPISODE · Jan 21, 2018 · 7 MIN

This Week in Water for January 21, 2018

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How the Shutdown Affects Environmental Protection. That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report about water. Global warming is leading to water shortages that in turn lead to civil unrest and sometimes war. A new study from the CDC shows that the bacteria causing Legionnaires' disease are found in water systems of buildings, not just in isolated areas, but nearly everywhere in the country. Report: U.S. Border Patrol agents have routinely emptied water containers and removed supplies left in the Arizona desert for migrants. The EPA is taking steps to roll back regulations that protect minors from exposure to dangerous chemicals on the farm and in the workplace. What the shutdown means for public health and the environment.

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