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Lake Tahoe Still Murky After Decades of Efforts and Billions of Dollars
Season 2025
Episode 327
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Can a New Conservancy Save California’s Most Imperiled Lake
Season 2025
Episode 322
California has launched a $500 million plan to restore the shrinking and polluted Salton Sea. The project includes the creation of a new conservancy, construction of habitat ponds, and salinity control measures to preserve vital bird and fish species.
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