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10 Rivers

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Each year, American Rivers, one the largest organizations advocating for clean and healthy rivers, releases their annual report of 10 rivers in the United States that need help. This episode is an interview with two staff from American Rivers, Amy Souers Kober and Matt Rice, where they explain the report, how it has led to rivers having improved water quality in the recent past, and the 10 rivers in the “America’s Most Endangered Rivers of 2022” report.

 

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American Rivers

Report:  America’s Most Endangered Rivers

Video Announcing The Most Endangered Rivers of 2022

Amy Souers Kober, Vice President, Communications

Matt Rice, Southwest Regional Director

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