SoCal Water Wars
John Earl, Conner EvertsA local and reliable source of investigative journalism and in-depth reporting about SoCal water wars
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 274 | Subscribers | Read | socalwaterwars.substack.com |
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A conversation with Conner Everts about setting realistic and sustainable water strategies in a world of climate change and declining access to supplies. Part 1 of three parts.
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What is the connection between the right to water and the right to housing, who should own those resources and what purposes should they serve? This interview is the start of a discussion about those inextricably related questions.
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Kshama Sawant - revolutionary socialism vs capitalism - effects on housing & water Pt. 1
Kshama Sawant is an unapologetic Marxist, Trotskyist, and revolutionary socialist. Seattle voters elected her to the Seattle City Council in 2013—a victory that was widely regarded as a breakthrough against America’s corrupt duopoly run by ...
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Long time advocate for environmental justice, demand side water management with cost effective alternatives rather than supply boondoggles like Ocean Desal.
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