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The Quest for Fresh Water
Water is the key to life. When a natural disaster hits, the immediate aftermath is a flurry of finding survivors, providing medical care, and seeking out potable water. What do we do when a major water supply has been contaminated? Donald G. McNeil, Jr.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readWater is the key to life. When a natural disaster hits, the immediate aftermath is a flurry of finding survivors, providing medical care, and seeking out potable water. What do we do when a major water supply has been contaminated? Donald G. McNeil, Jr. is a science reporter for the New York Times. He recently looked into one scientific answer to this question, the Life Straw.
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Ted Allen; Body Sushi; Vinaigrettes- 1:00The Market Report
- 8:00Simply Delicious Vinaigrettes
- 15:00And the Winner Is...Jonathan Gold
- 22:00Naked Lunch
- 29:00Ted Allen
- 36:00Slow Travel In Mongolia
- 43:00The Quest for Fresh WaterYou’re reading this
- 50:00The Tortilla Crisis
The full episode
7 of 8Ted Allen; Body Sushi; Vinaigrettes- 1:00The Market Report
- 8:00Simply Delicious Vinaigrettes
- 15:00And the Winner Is...Jonathan Gold
- 22:00Naked Lunch
- 29:00Ted Allen
- 36:00Slow Travel In Mongolia
- 43:00The Quest for Fresh WaterYou’re reading this
- 50:00The Tortilla Crisis