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Tracking the Wet Prince of Bel Air
There is someone in Bel Air using 1,300 gallons of water an hour. Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez is on the case . He comes armed with a posse of drought shamers with too much time on their hands, Google Earth and a Prius, all in an effort to expose the person some are calling the Wet Prince of Bel Air.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readThere is someone in Bel Air using 1,300 gallons of water an hour. Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez is on the case. He comes armed with a posse of drought shamers with too much time on their hands, Google Earth and a Prius, all in an effort to expose the person some are calling the Wet Prince of Bel Air.
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The full episode
3 of 4Politicon, 'Gold Fame Citrus,' and the Wet Prince of Bel-Air- 0:00Lawrence Lessig Runs for Election Reform
- 9:59Politicon Mixes Politics and Entertainment
- 18:49Tracking the Wet Prince of Bel AirYou’re reading this
- 27:20'Gold Fame Citrus' Imagines a Drought-Stricken Los Angeles