Speaking of Water with Janis Searles Jones – Ocean Conservancy
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Janis Searles Jones, CEO of the Ocean Conservancy speaks with Circle of Blue's J. Carl Ganter about where freshwater and ocean preservation meet.
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New chemicals and medicines are being developed, then leaching into waterways, faster than researchers can study them.
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More businesses track water use, but fewer take the next step of setting targets.
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Groundwater Plummets in Delhi, City of 29 Million
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