Audacious Water
John SaboA science-based, solutions-driven Substack about the future of water and why smart planning for that future will help us adapt to climate change.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 68 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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Behind the Scenes of the National Water Strategy
How does a National Water Strategy get created?
Over the past season, Audacious Water explored the six pillars of the new National Water Strategy — the first strategy of its kind in 75 years. In this season finale, I’m pulling back the cur...
National Water Strategy: Innovation
There is an entire pillar in the Aspen Institute’s National Water Strategy, an effort I had the opportunity to help develop, focused on Innovation. This strategy’s vision is that, “The water sector creates, deploys and scales next-ge...
Olga Morales Pate: Why Rural Communities Are Being Left Behind on Water Infrastructure
Our rural communities feed and power the country, but our water infrastructure tells a different story.
Olga Morales Pate, head of the Rural Community Assistance Partnership (RCAP) and a national leader in rural community development, join...
National Water Strategy: Rural Water
According to the U.S. Census, approximately 20% of the U.S. population, or about 66 million people, live in rural areas. Those areas make up 97% of our land, and the water contained in that land is essential to the entire country. Yet rural...
Melissa D. Ho: Why Walling Off Nature Won't Provide Water Security
How can we use nature-based solutions alongside traditional infrastructure to meet our needs?
Melissa D. Ho joins me to explore how conservation is shifting from protecting nature in isolation to designing systems where people and ecosyste...
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Director, ByWater Institute for Climate Adaptation, Tulane University
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