Bedste Western Resource Advocates-podcasts (2024)

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One Small Step: Northern Nevadans connect over political values shaped by Latin American influences 4:45

6d ago4:45

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Antonio Solorio and Leslie Mix are Northern Nevada residents who participated in the One Small Step conversation program. Listen to an excerpt of their conversation.Af Alysha Cancino, Natalie Van Hoozer, Maria Palma

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Trump-aligned pastor targets Washoe County librarian in online video 4:51

7d ago4:51

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North Carolina pastor John Amanchukwu singled out a county employee for her opposition to book bans. Experts say it’s part of a strategy to get evangelical Christians to vote for the former president.Af Bert Johnson

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Indigenous community members walk, heal, and remember the land where a massacre took place 5:35

13d ago5:35

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A group of Indigenous community members walked roughly seven miles in memoriam of a massacre that took place where a lithium mine is under construction north of Winnemucca on Saturday. KUNR’s Lucia Starbuck was invited to join and document the journey.Af Lucia Starbuck

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Gov. Tim Walz visits firefighters responding to Davis Fire in Reno 1:27

20d ago1:27

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Despite postponing a planned rally at a casino due to the Davis Fire in Reno, Democratic vice presidential candidate Gov. Tim Walz made two stops on Monday afternoon.Af Lucia Starbuck

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Meet Karalyn Mumm, a Reno hot air balloon pilot, librarian and mom 3:46

24d ago3:46

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The Great Reno Balloon Race takes flight through Sunday. This year’s theme is Women in Aviation. KUNR’s Lucia Starbuck flew with a local pilot to learn what that means to her.Af Lucia Starbuck

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Many Mountain West farmers are ready to sell groundwater rights as aquifers shrink 1:30

1M ago1:30

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Decades of drought and overpumping are draining groundwater tables across the West. Now, some states are buying farmers’ water rights to free up supplies – and plenty of farmers are ready to sell.Af Kaleb Roedel

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New lithium mining method could save ground water resources in Nevada 1:51

1M ago1:51

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The race for lithium is heating up in Nevada. There are more than 80 lithium projects proposed for the state's public lands, but our arid environment comes with limitations.Af Sydney Peerman

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Advocates plan to sue USFWS for not protecting tiny Western rabbit 1:13

1M ago1:13

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Conservation groups say they intend to sue the federal government if it doesn’t take steps to protect the world’s smallest rabbit, which is found across the Mountain West.Af Kaleb Roedel

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Owyhee school’s replacement delayed by insufficient funding 0:53

1M ago0:53

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Construction of a new school in a remote Nevada tribal community is on hold after failing to get any bids.Af Bert Johnson

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Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe receives $17M for Truckee River flood mitigation projects 2:16

1M ago2:16

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The Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe will use $17 million to strengthen parts of the lower Truckee River bank along with other flood mitigation projects. The money is from an agreement with the Truckee River Flood Management Authority.Af Lucia Starbuck

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Why Water Meters Matter: Water Conservation with the White Mountain Apache Tribe 40:42

1M ago40:42

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As climate change causes the West to become hotter and drier, communities are working hard to save water and stretch limited supplies. But in order to save water, we’ve got to know how much we’re using in the first place. The White Mountain Apache Tribe in Arizona is working to do just that. Join Kim Mitchell as she talks with Cheryl Pailzote and L…

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A spinning trend: Gen Z and vinyl records 4:25

1M ago4:25

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In recent years, vinyl records have become the biggest selling format of physical media, and Gen Z has been a force in boosting their popularity. In Reno, one store is seeing the impact these young people are having.Af Nick Stewart

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes endangered listing for small desert fish 1:43

1M ago1:43

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A small freshwater fish may be listed under the Endangered Species Act, according to a proposal submitted on Aug. 7 by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS). The FWS is seeking public comment to determine its protection status.Af Sydney Peerman

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Secretary Buttigieg: U.S. cities need transportation infrastructure resilient to climate change 1:22

2M ago1:22

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Climate change is putting pressure on trails, bridges and roads across the West. The Mountain West News Bureau spoke this week with U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg about federal efforts to help address the issue.Af Kaleb Roedel

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Gold Ranch Fire in Verdi: 400 homes threatened, 674 acres burned, 8% containment 2:13

2M ago2:13

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A 650-acre wildfire along eastbound Interstate 80 near the California-Nevada border remains uncontained as of Monday afternoon, according to fire officials.Af Maria Palma

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Nevada experiencing some of the most rapid increases in nighttime temperatures 1:05

2M ago1:05

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Nighttime temperatures are rising more rapidly than daytime temperatures — Nevadans are feeling the heat more than most.Af Lucia Starbuck

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Walz as Harris’ running mate a ‘pragmatic choice’ says Nevada history professor 1:09

2M ago1:09

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What does Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’ selected running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, mean for Nevadans?Af Lucia Starbuck

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Secretary of State Aguilar seeks clarity on counties’ roles in certifying elections 4:31

2M ago4:31

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Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar is taking action after the Washoe County Commission initially voted against certifying recount election results. Although it’s now resolved, he wants clarity for the future. KUNR’s Lucia Starbuck spoke with him last week to learn more.Af Lucia Starbuck

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Tahoe Regional Planning Agency runs several projects to combat invasive species threatening the lake 1:45

2M ago1:45

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The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency has several projects in place to manage invasive species in Lake Tahoe. These species can disrupt the natural ecosystems and diminish lake clarity.Af Sydney Peerman

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Young Democrats are feeling “bratty” for the upcoming election 4:59

2M ago4:59

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With Kamala Harris as the presumptive Democratic nominee for the presidential race, young Democrats are feeling energized again – and there’s one factor that has really made an impact.Af Nick Stewart

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Election deniers cause – then exploit – election errors 4:39

2M ago4:39

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Last month, Washoe County commissioners temporarily refused to certify an election recount. Experts say their vote was the result of almost four years of election denialism.Af Bert Johnson

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Episode 7: Announcement of our 30 over 30 winners for 2024 20:20

6M ago20:20

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The 2024 class of the Western Life and Style 30 Over 30 Winners is announced in this episode of the Western Life and Style Trailblazers podcast.Af Ali Dee & Nicole James

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Harnessing Hope and Action for a Bright Climate Future with Haley Littleton and Kandice Cleveland 44:33

8M ago44:33

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The opposite of climate doomerism is climate action. Join us as Haley Littleton and Kandice Cleveland from WRA ignite our enthusiasm for the path to a "Bright Climate Future." Our guests unravel the cord of climate action and resilience, casting a beacon of hope as we approach the 2024 election year. Our conversation isn't just about highlighting a…

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Rapids, Resilience, and Recovery: Adventure Therapy with Fredrick Solheim 37:16

10M ago37:16

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What if nature could be a catalyst for healing the wounds of war? Join me as we journey with Fredrick Solheim, a geophysicist and river runner, who uses the adrenaline-charged wilderness as a therapeutic tool for disabled veterans. We traverse the raging rapids of Cataract Canyon and explore the incredible power of nature, adventure, and camaraderi…

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Brewing up Change: A Sustainable Approach with Alex Ditto and Colin Schilling 54:40

10M ago54:40

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Ever wondered how your favorite beer or cider impacts the environment? Tune into this episode of "2 Degrees Out West" as we serve up a hearty conversation with Alex Ditto from Upslope Brewing Company and Colin Schilling from Schilling Cider, who are brewing a sustainable future for the beverage industry. They share their unique approach to utilizin…

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Episode 6: The OG of Western Influencers, Brianna Bigbee, Joins Us 19:08

11M ago19:08

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In this episode, we chat with the original western influencer, the one who changed the game, the Cosmopolitan Cowgirl herself, Brianna Bigbee.Af Ali Dee & Nicole James, Brianna Bigbee

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Uplifting Marginalized Communities Through Clean Energy with Ona Porter 41:07

11M ago41:07

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Have you ever considered the intersection of poverty, culture, and environmental justice? Our intriguing conversation with the formidable Ona Porter, founder of Prosperity Works and Clean Energy Leader, explores this in-depth. Ona's lifelong mission to uplift limited-income households in New Mexico and her intricate understanding of poverty, gained…

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Exploring the Psychology of Climate Change with Dr. Conor Seyle 50:54

1y ago50:54

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Have you ever wondered why, despite understanding the global crisis climate change poses, we struggle to address it effectively? Today, we step into the realm of the human mind with political psychologist, Dr. Conor Seyle, to make sense of this conundrum. We illuminate the complexities of cognitive biases and our long-term thinking capacity and tak…

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Episode 5: Wholesale Market WESA Report and Trends 21:28

1y ago21:28

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In this episode, Ali Dee and Nicole James discuss the recent WESA market at Dallas Market Center, from what it is, to how it works, and trending products.Af Ali Dee & Nicole James

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Unraveling the Environmental Impact of Fashion with Jennifer Inaba 49:49

1y ago49:49

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Fashion's environmental impact is a hot topic, and we have the perfect expert to guide us through it. Meet Jennifer Inaba, a communications manager at WRA and PhD candidate studying sustainable fashion. Jennifer's insights into the fashion industry's environmental implications are not just enlightening, they expose a flawed system that urgently nee…

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Growing Water Smart in Utah with Chelsea Benjamin, Nick Schou and John Berggren 48:51

1y ago48:51

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Are you ready to refresh your understanding of water use and make strides in conservation as we unveil the innovative Growing Water Smart program in Utah? Our conversation delves into the intricate connection between land and water use, revealing the crucial role that reducing water use plays in our environment and key ecosystems, such as the Color…

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Cultivating Environmental Justice with Juan Roberto Madrid 50:56

1+ y ago50:56

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What if you could uncover the often-overlooked environmental challenges faced by Latino communities? Today, we're excited to bring you a crucial conversation with Juan Roberto Madrid from Green Latinos, an organization tirelessly working towards addressing climate justice. This compelling episode invites you to join us on Juan Roberto's extraordina…

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Wildfire Resilience: Tackling the Growing Risk in the Western US with Brendan Witt 49:25

1+ y ago49:25

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Are you prepared for wildfire season? Today, we're joined by Brendan Witt, former host of Two Degrees Out West and current Western Lands Policy Fellow at WRA, to help us better understand the increasing risk of wildfires in the western US. Brendan shares his unique journey from the world of craft beer to working on land use planning, prescribed fir…

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Episode 4: Unintentional Success with Ranching Advocate Natalie Kovarik 24:05

1+ y ago24:05

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In this weeks episode of the Trailblazers Podcast, we speak with the incredible Natalie Kovarik. We learn about the unintentional success that has come her way within the Ag industry after deciding to share her daily ranching life on social media. She has since created a massive following, her own podcast called Discover Ag, and more. Natalie also …

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Episode 3: Top Western Influencer Marijka Hunsaker joins us to discuss social media for business and more 28:28

1+ y ago28:28

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In this episode of the Trailblazers Podcast we have the incredible Marijka Hunsaker joining hosts Ali Dee and Nicole Nava James to discuss everything social media. Marijka drops some serious knowledge bombs when it comes to knowing how to use social media as a business, the do's and don't of building a loyal audience, and more. She takes us through…

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Turf Replacement and Water Wise Landscaping with Kate Larson and Maria Fox 57:03

1+ y ago57:03

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How can we reduce our water use and support local ecosystems? Easy, turf replacement, water wise landscaping and planting native gardens. It can seem like an overwhelming task for homeowners and businesses but there are many resources, tools and financial support. The end result are beautiful spaces that support the surrounding plants and animals a…

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Fostering Diversity in the World of Fly Fishing with Austin Campbell 46:27

1+ y ago46:27

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Austin Campbell is a Denver-based fly fishing guide that works with Trouts Fly Fishing and runs the non-profit Community Fly Fishing, to introduce inner-city kids and underserved Denver residents to the joys of fishing and the serenity of the outdoors. In this episode of 2 Degrees Out West, we chat about the joys of fly fishing, how climate change …

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Hydrology in the Navajo Nation with Crystal Tulley-Cordova 48:03

1+ y ago48:03

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Crystal Tulley-Cordova, PhD, MWR is the principal hydrologist in the Navajo Nation Department of Water Resources Water Management Branch. She's an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation and she received a doctoral degree in geology and an interdisciplinary graduate certificate in sustainability from the University of Utah. In this episode, we speak w…

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Public Utility Commissions with Deb Kapiloff 48:55

1+ y ago48:55

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Public Utility Commissions play a major role in the clean energy future, utility rates and more but what do we really know about these regulating bodies? Listen in as we take a look behind the curtain at PUCs with transportation electrification policy analyst Deb Kapiloff. Further Reading Learn more about electricity regulation in the U.S. Take a d…

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Indigenous Peoples and Conservation with Tahlia Bear 41:13

1+ y ago41:13

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Tahlia Bear is the Indigenous Peoples Engagement Manager at WRA. Her work focuses on building relationships with Tribes, identifying ways we can support one another and making sure that Indigenous voices are always heard. In this episode, we discuss some of the challenges facing Tribes in the context of climate change and beyond. We chat about Trib…

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Episode 2: Meet your hosts Ali Dee & Nicole James, and learn more about Western Life & Style 18:30

1+ y ago18:30

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In this episode of Trailblazers Podcast, we learn more about what Western Life & Style is and how it came to be. You'll also get to know your co-hosts for the podcast, and the founders of Western Life & Style, Ali Dee and Nicole James.Af Ali Dee & Nicole James

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Love Letters to the West with John Goldin-Dubois 37:12

1+ y ago37:12

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We asked the WRA community to submit Little Love Letters to the West to celebrate the West and our new brand launch. In this episode, we talk with WRA president, Jon Goldin-Dubois about the new brand, the future of WRA, and his favorite part of the West. We've also included nine of the Love Letters we've received from various staff members, board m…

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Episode 1: Announcing the list of the very first 30 Over 30 from Western Life & Style 16:05

1+ y ago16:05

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On Episode 1 of Trailblazers, show hosts Ali Dee and Nicole James announce the debut class of the Western Life & Style 30 over 30 dedicated to women over the age of 30 who have made an impact in the western community. Listen to learn more about each woman who made the list and their accomplishments.Af Ali Dee & Nicole James

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Western Life & Style Trailblazers - Trailer 1:08

1+ y ago1:08

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Join us on Western Life & Style's Trailblazers Podcast, a business podcast focused on the western industry hosted by Emmy Award winning TV Personality and brand owner, Ali Dee, and Nicole James, a western business owner and master of social media and sales. Each episode we sit down with successful professionals in the field to learn about their car…

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Supporting the Land of Enchantment with Brittany Fallon 45:12

1+ y ago45:12

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Western Lands Manager, Brittany Fallon, has channeled her love for New Mexico and the environment into a career championing climate solutions in the Land of Enchantment. She loves river rafting on the Chama and snowshoeing with her dog Cooper whenever she's not fighting for our Western Lands. In this episode, we learn about The Land of Enchantment …

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Southern Nevada Snapshot Solving Air Pollution with Jermareon Williams 46:17

1+ y ago46:17

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Who is affected every day by traffic smog and trucks? On this episode, we chat with proud Las Vegas native, Jermareon Williams, WRA's newest government affairs manager for the state of Nevada. Find out more about Vegas, Medium and Heavy Duty Vehicles, pollution, and how we can stop it in this storytelling-style podcast from Western Resource Advocat…

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A Journey to the Black Rock Desert with Stacey Wittek 45:49

2y ago45:49

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Join us for a journey to the Black Rock Desert with Stacey Wittek the executive director of The Friends of Black Rock High Rock. This Northern Nevada national conservation area is best known for land speed records, emigrant trails, rocket launches and Burning Man. Find out what else the Black Rock Desert holds in this storytelling-style podcast fro…

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The Colorado River in Crisis 48:15

2y ago48:15

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The Colorado River is the hardest working river in the West, providing water for over 40 million people, 5.5 million acres of agriculture, 20 federally recognized tribes, and vibrant wildlife across seven states and two countries. It is essential for the lives and livelihoods of communities across our region – and it is in crisis. In this latest ep…

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Climate Nexus Series: Working to Build Community Resilience to Climate Change: Part 3 42:50

2y ago42:50

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From ongoing megadrought, dangerous ground-level ozone pollution and heat waves, and increasing frequent catastrophic wildfires to erratic, devastating floods, communities across the West are experiencing the impacts of climate change right now, in real time. The impacts of the climate crisis are no longer a looming threat in the distant or even ne…

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Climate Nexus Series: Clean Air and Clean Energy: Part 2 37:12

2+ y ago37:12

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Clean air is essential for a healthy quality of life for our region. Breathing in fresh air and enjoying our region’s abundant outdoor natural beauty is what some of us love most about calling the West home. But contrary to the idyllic image that might conjure up, many of the states across the Interior West are home to some of the nation’s worst ai…

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