Imperfect Paradise: The Gen Z Water Dealmaker: Part 1

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4.2 • 887 Ratings

🗓️ 1 May 2024

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

The Colorado River is in the midst of one of the worst water crises in recorded history. Climate change and overuse are taking a significant toll. Seven states, including California, must compromise and reach a solution to prevent the river from collapsing.

In late 2023, the tensions were running high between the major players in the water world as they convened at the annual Colorado River conference in Las Vegas. LAist Correspondent Emily Guerin was there, seeking to learn as much as she can about the people with the most power on the river.

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0:00.0	I'm Helen Hong co-host of the trivia podcast go fact to yourself join a Saturday August 17th at the Crawford in Pasadena with guests
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0:15.0	Hi, this is Larry Mantel.
0:16.8	And I'm Desmond Mantel.
0:18.0	And we have a podcast passing the Mantel.
0:20.3	I grew up listening to my dad host Air Talk,
0:22.4	and now I get to join him.
0:23.7	We'll talk about many issues from our different generations.
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0:46.0	Hey, this is Antonia Sirejido.
0:48.0	You're listening to Imperfect Paradise from Alleest Studios,
0:51.0	the show about hidden worlds and messy realities.
0:55.8	My colleague, a correspondent on this show, Emily Garin, used to be a beat reporter covering
1:01.0	the environment for our station at a list.
1:03.7	And she recently partook in a tradition that only audio journalists that have been in the
1:07.8	game for some years get to do.
1:10.2	Listen back to a story you did earlier in your career and mercilessly judge yourself.
1:16.3	In 2018, she reported a story about how climate change is drying up the Colorado River.
1:23.0	So I'm standing at Lake Mead right now
1:25.3	and the bathtub ring, which is this really big white band
1:29.4	that shows how far the lake has shrunk.
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