Water Conversations
Austin CoronaPerspectives on water in the Western United States.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 7 | Subscribers | Read | austincorona.substack.com |
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Irene de Barraicua: not all farms are flooded equally
When droughts and floods descend on California’s agricultural lands, they destroy crops and change growing practices. When agriculture takes a hit, it isn’t just farmers who feel the pain. Irene de Barraicua, the director of policy and comm...
Mayor Louie Trujillo: Leading a community through water crisis
Louie Trujillo is mayor of Las Vegas, New Mexico, a town of 13,000 people lying 700 miles away from Sin City. In his three years as mayor, Trujillo has enjoyed only five days when the town wasn’t dealing with some kind of crisis. In Trujill...
Mónica Cerbón: Water is above the law in Mexico
Since 2010, the proportion of Mexican households without access to drinking water has doubled. By the 2020 national census, the figure was roughly 22%. In that same year, two thirds of the country was experiencing drought, ultimately leadin...
Joanna Allhands: Arizona is not doomed
Editor and writer Joanna Allhands describes herself as a “pretty darn practical person”. In almost all of her articles, whether about state elections, education policy, or water, she brushes aside the drama and urges people towards pragmati...
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Freelance writer and editor. Writes about the politics of water. Western Colorado and New York City.
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