River recreation, flooding, pollution, drinking water -- these are all pieces of puzzle that make up the Ohio River watershed. How do we begin fitting them together into a plan for the future? In our first story in our Headwaters podcast, Julie Grant wades into this question. And then, we turn to Collin O'Mara,president of the National Wildlife Federation for more perspective on this idea of valuing water and regional planning to harness water resources. 

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Ep. 1: The Value of Water

The Ohio River’s long legacy as a “working river” has made it the most polluted in the country. Those living along its banks are now beginning to realize that reimagining their relationship with the river could prove crucial to the region’s future. Headwaters explores what this new chapter in the river’s history could look like — and how we can get there.

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