H2O Radio
Reporting about water issues can, all too often, be painfully dry. H2O Radio is a refreshing exception and a vital fount of information about our most precious resource.
Frani Halperin and Jamie Sudler bring a rare mix of technical understanding, policy context and humanity to their coverage.
Their stories are comprehensive and exquisitely woven. As global water supplies wane and water quality is threatened, we need H2O Radio to tell the stories no other outlet is covering.
—Susan Greene,
Editor, The Colorado Independent
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Eco-anxiety, a term that has come into use as the climate continues to shift and weather disasters increase, describes persistent worries about the future… -
When veterans retire from the military—whether voluntarily or from injury—it can be a difficult transition. Gone is the camaraderie that gave their lives… -
We have heard about the deteriorating status of American infrastructure and most imagine crumbling bridges and potholed roads. But there’s another looming… -
The U.S. Geological Survey keeps track of how much water flows through rivers and streams across the country to help plan for shortages—or at the other… -
Wildfires have always been a part of life in the American West, but with climate change, it’s expected they will become more frequent and more intense.… -
Agriculture uses a lot of water. But what if that water were used for more than growing food? What if it could generate energy—renewable energy? It can,… -
Trees—they're just like us. They sleep, they drink—and they even have a pulse. The latest research can also tell us about whether they're stressed out.…
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The managers of the Central Arizona Project are being accused of gaming the system to draw more water out of the Colorado River instead of conserving as… -
"Dryland" farmers on the high plains of Colorado grow their crops with whatever falls from the sky—no irrigation, no pumped groundwater—just what Mother… -
As the snowpack and moisture in the Colorado River Basin show large areas of moderate to extreme drought, some are wondering if the term “drought” is…
