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Exxon Misled the Public About Fossil Fuels. That and other stories from H2O Radio's weekly news report about water

Exxon Misled the Public About Fossil Fuels. That and other stories from H2O Radio's weekly news report about water

Did BP Get Off Easy? Depends on Whom You Ask. That and other headlines on H2O Radio's weekly news report about water.

Did BP Get Off Easy? Depends on Whom You Ask. That and other headlines on H2O Radio's weekly news report about water.

Has the 'check engine light' come on for the Colorado River? That and other stories on H2O Radio's weekly news report about water.

Has the 'check engine light' come on for the Colorado River? That and other stories on H2O Radio's weekly news report about water.

Toxic Threat Shuts Down West Coast Fisheries. That and other headlines from H2O Radio's weekly report on water.

Toxic Threat Shuts Down West Coast Fisheries. That and other headlines from H2O Radio's weekly report on water.

The environmental movement struggles daily to protect waterways, keep air clean, and ultimately stop the destruction of our planet. All over the globe people are organizing. For example, in North Carolina they work to mitigate pollution from industrial hog farms; in India citizens fight to keep garbage from being tossed into the Yamuna River; and, in China organizers try to find solutions to stop coal pollution. All of these localized efforts are part of a larger global attempt to create sustainable environments. What they each have in common is their requirement for success: a fully functioning democracy.

H2O Radio's Jamie Sudler and Frani Halperin had a conversation with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. about the over arching issue facing the environmental movement.

The environmental movement struggles daily to protect waterways, keep air clean, and ultimately stop the destruction of our planet. All over the globe people are organizing. For example, in North Carolina they work to mitigate pollution from industrial hog farms; in India citizens fight to keep garbage from being tossed into the Yamuna River; and, in China organizers try to find solutions to stop coal pollution. All of these localized efforts are part of a larger global attempt to create sustainable environments. What they each have in common is their requirement for success: a fully functioning democracy.

H2O Radio's Jamie Sudler and Frani Halperin had a conversation with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. about the over arching issue facing the environmental movement.