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Is America Drying Up?

California is tinder dry. The Southeast is facing a critical shortage of water. Winter is coming late to the Northeast and the Mid-Atlantic. Iis it just a spell of weird weather or long-term climate change? Will industry, agriculture and residential development have to adapt to stave off disaster? Also, a trickle of good news on the fires raging across southern California, and it's the Red Sox and the Rockies in this year's World Series.

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By Warren Olney • Oct 24, 2007 • 1h 0m Listen

California is tinder dry. The Southeast is facing a critical shortage of water. Winter is coming late to the Northeast and the Mid-Atlantic. Iis it just a spell of weird weather or long-term climate change? Will industry, agriculture and residential development have to adapt to stave off disaster? Also, a trickle of good news on the fires raging across southern California, and Colorado's "miracle team" begins the World Series tonight. Are the Red Sox still loveable?


Banner image: The Lighthouse at Children's Harbor is high and dry on Lake Martin in Kowaliga, Alabama. Photo: Dave Martin/Getty Images

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    Warren Olney

    former KCRW broadcaster

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