The Collective Tap: Conversations About Water

THE COLLECTIVE TAP is a podcast about water and the many ways we interact with this critical resource every day. Some of those uses are obvious: washing dishes, swimming, or watering plants. Others are less obvious: generating energy, building roads, and manufacturing goods that travel far from the water’s source to reach their destination. But even given those many uses—and the many more users who expect clean water on demand—it’s easy to take for granted how critical this one resource is to life. What, exactly, is the value of water? We try to answer this question through a series of engaging conversations with experts in their fields, and, hopefully, inspire a new appreciation of the waters you call home. THE COLLECTIVE TAP is a project of the White River Alliance, a 501(c)(3)organization located in Indianapolis, Indiana. We are an alliance of diverse interests and organizations that work together to steward the River and its watershed. It is made possible with generous funding from the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust. Produced in partnership with Absorb., a boutique music and media label.

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  Episode #1

  Cool It: Data Centers Are So Hot Right Now

  Aug 17, 202640 minS6

  <p>Data centers are known to pose a number of threats across a broad spectrum. This episode explores the concerns we see about contamination and pollution, threats to our water supply, and impacts for wildlife.</p><p>Guests</p>Ben Inskeep, Program Director with Citizens Action CoalitionMaria Iturbide-Chang, Ph.D., M.Sc., CEO & Founder, CONFLUENCE INSIGHTS

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  Episode #5

  Water Is Complicated: The Connections Between Supply, Demand, Data and Planning.

  Oct 29, 202441 minS5

  <p>If we know anything about water, it’s that everyone uses it. It is literally the basis of life on the planet, but, somewhat less grandly, it is also a key factor in Indiana’s economy, a favorite destination for recreation, a factor in agricultural production, the stuff we drink every day, and so much more. So, what do we really know about it? How much do we have and where? In this episode, we explore what it takes to understand water resources so that they can be managed sustainably and continue to support our economy, recreation, farms, and dail...

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  Forever Is a Long Time: PFAS and Our Future

  Oct 8, 202430 minS5

  <p>The class of man-made chemicals commonly called PFAS or PFOA is found in a huge range of products we use every day: from takeout containers to waterproof clothing to computers to medical equipment. Unfortunately, these chemicals never break down, are linked to a range of serious health issues, and are now found in nearly every single body of water on earth, including the rain and clouds. What do we know about PFAS in Indiana, and what is being done to protect Hoosiers?</p>

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  Episode #3

  It’s Not A Dry Heat: Climate Change and Flooding

  Sep 16, 202441 minS5

  <p>Climate change is no longer a what-if scenario but an ongoing process with impacts that already demand attention. What are those impacts to our water resources, and how will the changes we are experiencing affect things like infrastructure, development, and the insurance industry? What about the natural environment, wildlife, and agriculture?</p>

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  Not Deep But Wide: Wetland Regulations and Their Implications

  Sep 3, 202437 minS5

  <p>Wetlands are nature’s sponge, or, as Rachele Baker says, it’s multitool. Whether fen, bog, marsh, or swamp, wetlands are a critical piece of natural infrastructure that provide a wide range of services and benefits to human and wildlife communities. Are we treating them appropriately? Do we have adequate protections in place for such an important feature? If you listened to Episode 1 this season, then you already know the answer. Let’s take a closer look at wetlands, regulations, and what we risk with our current approach to their management.</p>

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