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California's Water Infrastructure
Shasta Dam Aqueduct Rita Schmidt Sudman is the director of the Water Education Foundation , in Sacramento, a non- partisan, non-profit started 32 years ago to help people understand California’s water resource issues. In 1913 William Mulholland opened the first aqueduct in Los Angeles. That marked the beginning of LA's…
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readShasta Dam
Aqueduct
Rita Schmidt Sudman is the director of the Water Education Foundation, in Sacramento, a non- partisan, non-profit started 32 years ago to help people understand California’s water resource issues.
In 1913 William Mulholland opened the first aqueduct in Los Angeles. That marked the beginning of LA's expansion into a mega-metropolis. Los Angeles gets its water from Northern California or from the Colorado River.
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Tortas That Tweet; Fresh Food; Water Infrastructure; Hot Pots- 0:00Market Report
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- 36:00Shelf Life of Food
- 42:00Cooking for the Future
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The full episode
2 of 9Tortas That Tweet; Fresh Food; Water Infrastructure; Hot Pots- 0:00Market Report
- 7:00California's Water InfrastructureYou’re reading this
- 15:00Tortas That Tweet
- 22:00Hot Chocolate
- 29:00How Fresh is Fresh?
- 36:00Shelf Life of Food
- 42:00Cooking for the Future
- 45:00Valdiguie
- 52:00Hot Pots