A drought has severely depleted water resources in the Southeast, and reservoir levels are so low that the governor of Georgia has declared a water supply emergency in the northern part of the state. Guests discuss the impact the drought has had on the region and how the crisis is being managed.
Guests:
Susana Capelouto, news director, Georgia Public Radio
Brian Fuchs, climatologist specialist at the National Drought Mitigation Center and author, United States Drought Monitor
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