The Water Resources Podcast
Landon Marston discusses rising water intensity of large data centers, resulting in a notable impact on local water demand.
Jamon Van Den Hoek discusses mapping real-time conflict using satellites and ground-truthing with journalists.
Kaveh Madani uses a bank analogy to describe water resources management with surface water as checking and groundwater as savings accounts and overexploitation leading to bankruptcy.
Yadu Pokhrel describes the application of global hydrologic modeling with machine learning to understand water resources dynamics.
Todd Votteler discusses the evolution of water markets in Texas, focusing on the Rio Grande and San Antonio basins.
Azeem Shah talks about water issues in Pakistan, including transboundary issues, solar irrigation, and improving data for more sustainable management of water resources.
David Michel discusses rising global water conflicts, with examples in Ukraine, Gaza, Myanmar, the Middle East, and Sahel regions.
Amir AghaKouchak discusses increased risks from compound floods, droughts, and wildfires with examples from Los Angeles, and other regions globally.
Ricardo Hirata discusses the role of groundwater in Brazil, emphasizing urban regions and their resilience to drought.
Mario Bianco discusses water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) assistance in conflict regions (Ukraine, Syria) and East Africa.
