Season 3/Episode 4: Nancy Rabalais: A Deep Dive into the Dead Zone
Nancy Rabalais, Professor and Shell Endowed Chair in Oceanography and Wetland Studies at Louisiana State University and the lead scientist on the recent 2023 dead zone cruise, talks with John about the current state of the Gulf of Mexico dead zone, why it matters to the Gulf economy, what it might take to reverse it.
Season 3/Episode 2: Jessica Dandridge: Water Justice and a Thriving New Orleans
Can New Orleans thrive with water? Jessica Dandridge, Executive Director of The Water Collaborative in New Orleans, talks with John about what water justice means, how to engage communities in creating solutions, and why we should think about thriving versus resilience.
Season 3/Episode 1: Lisa Schulte Moore on Reducing Nutrient Runoff from Agriculture
Lisa Schulte Moore, a landscape ecologist, Iowa state university professor, and a 2021 MacArthur Fellow, talks with John about how Iowa agriculture practices impact the Mississippi River and how her work integrating prairie vegetation into crop fields led to real results in reducing soil erosion and nitrogen and phosphorus runoff.
Season 2/Episode 7: Morgan Snyder on the Future of Water
In this first of a two-part interview, Morgan Snyder of the Walton Family Foundation talks with John Sabo about the future of the Colorado River.
Season 2/Episode 6: Morgan Snyder on the Future of the Colorado River
In this first of a two-part interview, Morgan Snyder of the Walton Family Foundation talks with John Sabo about the future of the Colorado River.