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THE Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) called for support to help secure the future of water resources in the Philippines, especially in far-flung areas that lack water supply and services. In a sideline interview during the forum dubbed “Every Drop Counts: A High-Level Dialogue for a Water-Secure Country” that was held on Monday in Parañaque ....
In a position right now where w where we don t have to spend those billions of dollars in remediation in the future, if we make choices today. reporter: brian steed and john lynn are from rival utah universities, one with a background in state government, the other in atmospheric scientist. the thing is, it s bipartisan, right? we all want clean air. together we re part of the newly formed great salt lake strike team, out to convince everyone that every drop counts. for a long time, i don t think the people were sufficiently talking for the lake. now i think that we have a lot of people interested, the governor, the state, the legislature who s all very interested in coming up with different scenarios and different solutions, so we don t end up with that catastrophic outcome. it seems like the path of least resistance is for the state to pay farmers for their water rights. is that going to happen? i don t know. it remains to be seen. i think there s a lot of things that we ....
In the billions to control the toxic dust that remains a threat 100 years later. this lake is 12 to 15 times bigger than owens lake. it is right next to a metropolitan center, which that lake was not. so people will breathe this dust immediately and we re really concerned about that happening here. so we have done that experiment. we shouldn t do it again. the human choice that led to that event, we re looking at the grea salt lake and we could avoid that catastrophe if we make choices today. reporter: brian and john are from rival utah universities. one with a background in state government, the other an atmospheric scientist. it is bipartisan, right? we all want clean air. reporter: together they are part of the new great salt lake strike team out to convince everyone that every drop counts. for a long time i don t think that people were sufficiently ....