Getting instant insights is amazing.

But if there are too many data points, it can be hard to see what works.

So I'll ask my AI assistant for recommendation.

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to our new C1 review, a podcast connecting highlights from three shows. Thanks for joining our

conversation. This is Climate One, a conversation about powering America's future. I'm Greg Dalton.

Today we're talking about water. Climate change is cooking the country and disrupting rain

patterns. Drowths are getting harsh, but somehow the new normal of water hasn't sunk in.

The problem is that we've been too tempted to invade our savings accounts of water, not only

during dry periods, but also during wet periods.

New farming methods are being tried out. Creative conservation practices and new technologies

are helping stretch each gallon. But the question remains, how much water will we have in the future?

What will it cost?

There's an enormous tension in the water world

between the human right to water

and water is an economic good.

And the truth is, I think it's both of those things.

Up next on Climate One. Climate One is changing the conversation about America's energy, economy, and environment.

I'm Greg Dalton.

These Climate One conversations were recorded in 2013 and 14 before a live audience at the Commonwealth Club of California,

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