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Water: The World's Most Critical Resource (2813)Water is our most valuable resource and the issues surrounding not having enough of it are critical.
Joining Host Dennis McCuistion to talk about this growing problem are:
Lisa Hembry, Board Member Trinity River Authority,
Howard S. Slobodin, General Counsel, Trinity River Authority, Adjunct Professor of Law, Texas A&M Law School, and
Jim Bradbury, Attorney, Adjunct Professor, Texas A & M University School of Law.
The most important question is:
Does America in general, and Texas in particular, have an adequate, safe and affordable supply of it now and for the future?
The answer is no.
Tune in to learn more about the causes of the problem, potential solutions, and what we can do about it.
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Regards,
Niki McCuistion, Co-Founder, Executive Producer
niki@nikimccuistion.com.
214-394-6794
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