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Episode 366: Underrepresented groups in the debate over water resources

The University of Arizona is helping communities contribute to decision-making on water resources in the state.

AZSCI 366 Collecting Water hero Navajo Nation family collecting water from local well.
Nikki Tulley via the Water & Tribes Initiative

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Episode 366: Underrepresented groups in the debate over water resources

This episode is supported by the The Research Corporation for Science Advancement.
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The University of Arizona is helping communities contribute to decision-making on water resources in the state. Professor Sharon Megdal with the UA Water Resource Research Center talks about getting indigenous peoples involved and how their knowledge can be transferred to cities coping with water concerns.

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