Is it lack of rain across the state of California or the lack of water due to environmental groups hijacking the water in efforts to try and save a tiny 3 inch fish called the Delta Smelt?
More Videos Online
More Videos Online
Focus Earth: Water for The People, Not The Fish!
Is it lack of rain across the state of California or the lack of water due to environmental groups hijacking the water in efforts to try and save a tiny 3 inch fish called the Delta Smelt?
Added: Nov 9, 2009
Views: 2243 Views
Runtime: 04:26
Related Videos
-
Warming and The WeatherFocus Earth's Bob Woodruff investigates the controversy over climate change and its impact on extreme weather.Focus Earth (03:18)
-
Erin Brockovich's Continued...Erin Brockovich continues her crusade around the country for better drinking water. Her goal is to empower communities to fight against large polluting corporations.
Focus Earth (02:48)
-
Captive BreedingCelebrity Zoo Keeper Jack Hannah talks about Zoo captive breeding programs and how they are the last best hope to preserving endangered species.
Focus Earth (03:26)
-
Greening the GhettoMajora Carter is an environmental activist who is trying to make life better for residents in the South Bronx area, where people have a higher rate of pollution related diseases.
Focus Earth (02:30)
-
Shell Oil Company, Are They...Focus Earth's, Bob Woodruff interviews Marvin Odum, President of Shell Oil to find out more about their green initiatives. Are they really green or are they greenwashing and destroying the environment?
Focus Earth (05:10)
-
Nuclear Power, Safer? Cleaner?France uses nuclear energy to power 80 percent of its country, and Bob Woodruff talks with the president of the leading French company, Areva, which thinks it can help power plants in the U.S. become cleaner, safer, and more efficient.
Focus Earth (04:29)
-
Organic FarmingSome farmers are going back to simpler, more organic ways to produce food. This method produces better food and has become very popular.
Focus Earth (02:53)
-
Taylor FrancisTaylor Fancis is the 16 year old Al Gore activist who is known for his passion to educate his peers about the environment.
Focus Earth (01:11)
-
Philippe CousteauPhilippe Cousteau is continuing the legacy all in the name of ocean conservation. He along with his sister, have started EarthEcho International.
Focus Earth (00:40)
-
Adam WerbachAdam Werbach was the youngest President of the Sierra Club, but now works within the corporate world to create change from within.
Focus Earth (01:55)
-
Soren HermannsenSoren Hermannsen, from Denmark, called for residents of the island of Samsoto to ditch their coal and oil burning furnaces in exchange for energy produced from wind turbines.
Focus Earth (01:08)
-
Wangari MaathaiProfessor Wangari Maathai is an international icon for her relentless struggle for environmental conservation and is the founder of the Green Belt Movement.
Focus Earth (00:56)
You Might Also Like
-
Top 5 Videos Starring Polar...Polar bears may be the world's largest land carnivores but they are also vulnerable, threatened by climate change, pollution, hunting, and more. This has made them the iconic spokes-species for a range of environmental campaigns. Planet 100 prese ...
Planet 100 (02:31)
-
Don't The Feed GatorsFlorida Fish and Wildlife Officers have to get involved when careless people feed the everglades most famous resident, the alligator.
Operation Wild (02:09)
-
Carbon Markets Collapse (3/22)Europe's carbon exchange suspends trading, Leonardo DiCaprio test the limits of the new Tesla electric car, and the National Magazine Awards go to story on coal mining .
Planet 100 (01:58)
-
Bloom Box, Worth The Hype?...The Bloom Box fuel cell officially launched today, bike sharing comes to Mexico City, and a rare bumblebee rediscovered all in today's Planet100.
Planet 100 (01:59)
-
Frustrations, But There's HopeStephen Schneider, PhD. and author of "Science Is A Contact Sport" at the Copenhagen Climate summit discussing his thoughts on the progress of the summit so far.
Copenhagen Climate Summit (02:13)
-
China's Pledge and Green...Today we examine China's left-field pledge to reduce carbon emissions and a new plan to encourage electric cars through license plates with special privileges.
Planet 100 (01:54)
-
Royal Win for the Rainforest...The Prince of Wales supports a consensus report issued last week to reduce the destruction of tropical rainforests, the evolution of battery technology, and Rolls Royce is going electric.
Planet 100 (01:53)
-
Climate Hackers (11/30)Climate Hackers breaking into one of Britain's top climate research institutions, icebergs have been spotted just 250 miles off the coast of New Zealand and thirsty camels take over a town.
Planet 100 (01:57)
-
Carbon-Sucking Nanotubes...The heaviest rainfall in British history over the weekend resulted in worst flood on record, A major breakthrough in nanotechnology, and Fresh air in New Jersey? Who knew this was possible?
Planet 100 (01:52)
-
Whales Saved by Recession...Whales Saved by Japanese recession, the space disco ball, and eat burgers- guilt free.
Planet 100 (01:51)
-
Liquid AssetsOpen space is disappearing in the name of progress but the Clean Water Act is forcing developers to clean up their act.
Nature Inc. Shorts (05:01)
-
The Most Polluted, Onondaga...Some stories have happy endings. Onondaga lake in upstate NY was one of the most polluted lakes in the world. Not a great title to hold, but now it's making a comeback with a happier ending for the environment.
Focus Earth 2 (01:22)
Advertisement
100 Places to Remember Before They Disappear
| CREDITS | DCL | |
| DISCOVERY SITES | Discovery Channel | TLC | Animal Planet | Curiosity | Science Channel | Planet Green | Discovery Kids | Military Channel | Discovery News | Investigation Discovery | Discovery Home | HD Theater | Turbo | Discovery Fit & Health | HowStuffWorks | TreeHugger | Petfinder | PetVideo | Discovery Education | Shop |
| CUSTOMER SERVICE | Viewer Relations | Free Newsletters | RSS | TV FAQs |
| CORPORATE | Discovery Communications, Inc. | Advertising | Careers @ Discovery | Privacy Policy | Visitor Agreement |
Copyright © 2012 Discovery Communications, LLC. The number-one nonfiction media company.
