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The Nobel Peace Prize in Norway; Water in Southern California
Three stories about California and water: Climate change means rising sea levels along the coastline. Can we explode the myths that hinder developing the water supply? Will the homeless have enough places to get out of the coming rain? On our rebroadcast of To the Point, President Obama is now a Nobel laureate, accepting the prestigious prize for peace while acknowledging that he's a war president.
By Warren Olney • • 57m ListenThree stories about California and water: Sea levels are on the rise due to climate change, and the state's not prepared. Misunderstandings are hindering water development for an increasing population. Homeless shelters may be inadequate during this weekend's rain storms. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, President Obama is now a Nobel laureate, accepting the prestigious prize for peace while acknowledging that he's a war president. We hear excerpts of his remarks and get a variety of reactions.
Banner image: Detail from the State Land Commission's report, Sea Level Rise Preparedness
