EPISODE · Oct 14, 2018 · 7 MIN
This Week in Water for October 14, 2018
from H2ORadio · host H2ORadio
Foods Could Soon Have a 'Climate Label.' That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report about water. Global warming likely caused Hurricane Michael to intensify rapidly. Colorado River drought contingency plans move forward, but tensions still exist. The Clean Water Act works. A new study shows the 50-year-old legislation substantially reduces pollution.... ...But the Clean Water Act works only when enforced. Slaughterhouses are discharging wastewater directly into streams and rivers, violating pollution control permits. What's the climate impact of a Danish pastry? Ask the Danes.
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Foods Could Soon Have a 'Climate Label.' That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report about water. Global warming likely caused Hurricane Michael to intensify rapidly. Colorado River drought contingency plans move forward, but tensions still exist. The Clean Water Act works. A new study shows the 50-year-old legislation substantially reduces pollution.... ...But the Clean Water Act works only when enforced. Slaughterhouses are discharging wastewater directly into streams and rivers, violating pollution control permits. What's the climate impact of a Danish pastry? Ask the Danes.
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