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with Tom Willey

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August 5, ’16: 1987 marked a climatological milestone. John Austin

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August 5, ’16: 1987 marked a climatological milestone. John Austin

After four-decades with our National Park Service, citizen-scientist John Austin now studies Tulare Lake Basin’s climate history, an expanse into which flow the Kings, Kaweah, Tule and Kern Rivers.

Austin joins “Down on the Farm” host Tom Willey to argue that 1987 marked a climatological milestone, contributing to diminished stream flows and our current drought which dates from this millennium’s dawn.

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