In this episode, the team discusses different sides of the development of water technology. From the February 5th cyberattack on the Oldsmar, Florida water treatment system, to the potential for water wars in Russia and Ukraine, to the benefits of water technology improving sustainable production, the team tackles the future potential of technology in improving or endangering water security.  Hosted by the Water Insecurity Correction Coalition, "Just Add Water" offers insight, discussion, and hot news regarding America's water insecurity issues and environmental justice. Episodes come out ..read more

In the eleventh episode of Just Add Water, Nolan, Ari, and Annabel discuss contamination and water pollution. Nolan examines the current state of PFOA issues in the U.S., Annabel breaks down the water crisis on a naval base in Hawaii, and Ari discusses her research on South Africa’s water contamination from harmful pesticides.    Hosted by the Water Insecurity Correction Coalition Advocacy Team, "Just Add Water" offers insight, discussion, and hot news regarding America's water insecurity issues and environmental justice. Episodes come out monthly, so please be sure to follow “Just A ..read more

In the November episode of the Just Add Water Podcast, the team breaks down what the future of water will look like as droughts become a scarier and scarier reality. Annabel introduces how and why water restrictions are put in place in the West, and what these regulations mean for the future of water security in the U.S. And after Arianna breaks down some specifics of different water restrictions in Florida and Texas, Nolan gives us a glimpse into the possible future of technology’s role in water surveillance.  Hosted by the Water Insecurity Correction Coalition Advocacy Team, "Just Add W ..read more

The JAW team tackles hurricanes in this 9th episode of the podcast. After a scientific breakdown by Ari, Annabel and Nolan discuss the impacts of Hurricane Ida on U.S. water infrastructure and the injustices engendered on incarcerated individuals in NY. Learn more about water insecurity at yeswicc.com or follow us at @yeswicc on Instagram and Facebook. Hosted by the Water Insecurity Correction Coalition, Just Add Water offers insight, discussion, and hot news regarding America's water insecurity issues and environmental justice. Episodes come out monthly, so please be sure to follow “Just Ad ..read more

The podcast team interviews TX-18 Congressional candidate Charles Johnson about Houston, TX and the state of the environment there. Learn more about water insecurity at yeswicc.com or follow us at @yeswicc on Instagram and Facebook. Hosted by the Water Insecurity Correction Coalition, Just Add Water offers insight, discussion, and hot news regarding America's water insecurity issues and environmental justice. Episodes come out monthly, so please be sure to follow “Just Add Water” on Spotify to stay up to date on water insecurity and environmental justice across the globe ..read more

Join the JAW team for the 7th episode of the WICC podcast, where they discuss environmental racism in Houston, unfair water restrictions on native Hawai'ians, and methods of addressing drought in the West. Stay tuned for the Game Time session for a chance to win a prize! Learn more about water insecurity at yeswicc.com or follow us at @yeswicc on Instagram and Facebook. Hosted by the Water Insecurity Correction Coalition, Just Add Water offers insight, discussion, and hot news regarding America's water insecurity issues and environmental justice. Episodes come out monthly, so please be sure ..read more

On the fourth episode of Just Add Water, Annabel, Nolan, and Ari reflect upon the 7th anniversary of the Flint water crisis, update the controversy surrounding the Brookhaven Landfill, and discuss the story behind the deadly Real Water brand.  The team also talks to Ella Sampou and Maya Cohn, Skidmore Class of 2017 grads and researchers that examined the Hoosick Falls water crisis. All topics this episode surround a common theme: in crises of water and environmental injustice, who is to blame?  You can hear Maya and Ella at the WICCourse event: "The Hoosick Falls Water Crisis" happe ..read more

The Just Add Water team discusses contaminated water sources in Martin County Kentucky, America’s PFAS crisis, and the water restrictions imposed on already-struggling communities in Santa Clara County, California. Ari, Nolan, and Annabel also talk to WICC Advocate Jackson McGough about his research on Youngstown Ohio, where millions of gallons of septic waste enter into their water every year. Hosted by the Water Insecurity Correction Coalition, Just Add Water offers insight, discussion, and hot news regarding America's water insecurity issues and environmental justice. Episodes come out mon ..read more

In this episode, Nolan, Ari, and Annabel discuss the looming threat of megadroughts, America's crumbling water infrastructure, and how the pandemic has amplified water issues in Native American communities in the West.  Hosted by the Water Insecurity Correction Coalition, "Just Add Water" offers insight, discussion, and hot news regarding America's water insecurity issues and environmental justice.  This episode was edited by Audio Managers Padra Crisafulli and Holden Prine.  Episodes come out monthly, so please be sure to follow "Just Add Water" on Spotify to stay up to date ..read more

On the fourth episode of Just Add Water, Annabel, Nolan, and Ari reflect upon the 7th anniversary of the Flint water crisis, update the controversy surrounding the Brookhaven Landfill, and discuss the story behind the deadly Real Water brand.  The team also talks to Ella Sampou and Maya Cohn, Skidmore Class of 2017 grads and researchers that examined the Hoosick Falls water crisis. All topics this episode surround a common theme: in crises of water and environmental injustice, who is to blame?  You can hear Maya and Ella at the WICCourse event: "The Hoosick Falls Water Crisis" happe ..read more