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Welcome to the Scientific American Podcast Science Talk posted on October 17, 2016.

I'm Steve Murski.

On this episode...

And I honestly see this as probably the most egregious case that I can think of for so many

reasons.

One is just a sheer number of people affected, almost 100,000 people.

That's Paul Mohi.

And to tell you about Paul Mohi and where that audio comes from, I'm going to be talking

right now to Robin Lloyd.

She's a contributing editor at Scientific American.

Full disclosure, she's also my wife.

Robin, who's Paul Mohi and where'd the audio come from?

Well, the audio came from a workshop in Detroit in April that I attended.

It was about water infrastructure in urban areas.

The workshop was organized and sponsored by the Institute for Journalism and Natural Resources.

And that's where I met Mohi.

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