Fight for Water Makes Strange Bedfellows: Farmers…and San Francisco
Green bins, blue bins, black bins. San Francisco is known for being super progressive when it comes to the environment. But some say the city's behind the curve on this one thing: water. This week state water officials discuss a revolutionary new plan ...
August 20, 201810m 1s
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Green bins, blue bins, black bins. San Francisco is known for being super progressive when it comes to the environment. But some say the city's behind the curve on this one thing: water. This week state water officials discuss a revolutionary new plan to restore water to rivers, which could curtail the primary -- and pristine -- water source used by millions of Bay Area residents.
Guest: Lauren Sommer, KQED science reporter
Guest: Lauren Sommer, KQED science reporter
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