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Fahrenheit 140

Fahrenheit 140, the temperature that water scalds skin after six seconds, is a climate rant with a Texas slant. Join water pros Robert Mace and Carrie Thompson as they dive into stories and perspectives at the intersection of climate change and water.

Podcast · By The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment · English · US · Official site

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  1. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    WATER we doing about it: Carving the way with Texas flood planning (opens the original)

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    In this episode, we learn how Texas funds projects that give floodwaters room to flow safely, and what Texans need to know to prepare for flooding. Join our host Carrie Thompson as she walks through water planning with Reem Zoun, the Assistant Deputy Administrator at the Texas Water Development Board! Today’s Guest: Reem Zoun, Assistant Deputy Executive Administrator of the Office of Planning at the Texas Water Development Board (02:45) Reem Shares Why the Texas State Flood Plan is a Big Deal (0

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