KJZZ, featuring Peter Gleick - January 10, 2020
The Pacific Institute is a go-to resource for water-related information and analysis. We help shape critical debates on water use management through interviews around the world.
Circle of Blue, featuring Michael Cohen - October 29, 2019
Speaking of Water: Michael Cohen
Circle of Blue, featuring Peter Gleick - July 31, 2019
Speaking of Water: Peter Gleick
KCBS, featuring Heather Cooley - March 8, 2019
What’s Ahead for California Following Waterlogged Winter?
KPCC, featuring Michael Cohen - March 1, 2019
Push for Salton Sea Restoration Stalls Drought Plans in the West
PRI, featuring Peter Gleick - January 24, 2019
Tehran is Sinking, a Human Rights Emergency in Venezuela
KQED, featuring Heather Cooley - December 31, 2018
Speaking of Water – Looking back at 2018, ahead to 2019
Voa News, featuring Peter Gleick - November 26, 2018
International Edition 2330 EDT
KQED, featuring Heather Cooley - August 20, 2018
San Francisco Is Fighting California’s Plan to Save Salmon. Wait. What?
MPR News, featuring Peter Gleick - August 8, 2018
How Will the White House Respond to New Climate Report?
Voice America, featuring Michael Cohen - August 3, 2018
Audubon Urges California to Implement New Salton Sea Funds
MPR News, featuring Laura Feinstein - January 16, 2018
The Water at this San Mateo County School is Unsafe to Drink — and has Been for Years
Marketplace, featuring Heather Cooley - July 27, 2017
In an era when water ownership sparks disputes, one Georgia water agency wants to share its supply
BBC World Service, featuring Peter Gleick - July 23, 2017
Is it Time to Ban the Plastic Bottle?
MPR News, featuring Peter Gleick - May 25, 2017
Climate Cast: Weather Whiplash in California
KPBS, featuring Peter Gleick - April 26, 2017
Report: California’s Five-Year Drought Increased Electricity Costs By $2.45B
PodBean, featuring Laura Feinstein - March 29, 2017
World Water Day/Heroic Food
KALW, featuring Peter Gleick - March 7, 2017
Celebrating the End of California’s Drought? Not so Fast, say Water Experts
KQED - March 3, 2017
Rains Ease the Drought — and Boost California’s Power Supply, Too
KCBS, featuring Laura Feinstein - March 3, 2017
California’s Drought Might be Ending… But Analysis of its Impact is Just Beginning
KCBS, featuring Laura Feinstein - March 3, 2017
There’s No Question That Most of us Living in California Have Felt at Least Some of the Impacts of the Past Five Very Dry Years
KPBS, featuring Peter Gleick - February 15, 2017
Oroville Dam Emergency Puts California Dams in The Spotlight
KSRO, featuring Peter Gleick - February 15, 2017
Interview: Oroville Dam Crises Sign of Climate Change and Bad Infrastructure
KPCC, featuring Peter Gleick - February 8, 2017
Despite Objections, State Water Board Extends Drought Emergency
KPFA, featuring Laura Feinstein - February 4, 2017
Oroville, A History of Immigration Law, and A Valentine’s Day Rant
KVPR, featuring Laura Feinstein - January 12, 2017
Low-Income Communities Hit Hardest By Drought, Says Report
NPR, featuring Peter Gleick - January 12, 2017
As Rains Soak California, Farmers Test How to Store Water Underground
KQED, featuring Peter Gleick - December 1, 2016
With 6th Year of Drought Ahead, California is Slipping on Conservation
KQED, featuring Heather Cooley - October 31, 2016
Desalination: Why Tapping Seawater Has Slowed to a Trickle in California
99% Invisible - August 9, 2016
