Bettina Boxall is the water and environmental reporter for the Los Angeles Times. Before moderating a panel on how California and the world can learn to live with less water, she offered a warning in the Zócalo green room: If you know what’s good for you, you won’t mention “California’s water wars” in her presence.
Emily Green is publisher and editor of the website Chance of Rain. Previously, she was a staff writer for The Independent and The New Statesman in the U.K. and a …
Peter Culp is a Phoenix-based attorney who practices in the areas of water and natural resources, environmental, and federal Indian law. Before participating in a panel on how much water …
Occidental College biologist Gretchen North studies the ecology of arid-land plant species. Before participating in a panel on water’s deadly force, she offered her thoughts on L.A.’s most underrated and …
Jason Peltier is chief deputy manager of the Westlands Water District, which provides agricultural water for over 600,000 acres in the western San Joaquin Valley. Before participating in a panel on …
Robert Lempert is a senior scientist at the RAND Corporation and director of the Frederick S. Pardee Center for Longer Range Global Policy and the Future Human Condition. He was …
Water has always been a contentious issue in local communities. But now we’re on the cusp of a global water crisis. What can be done around California and the world—by …
Kurt Streeter is a reporter at the Los Angeles Times, where has been a feature writer, covered transportation and crime, written a column for the sports section, and currently covers …
Los Angeles Times reporter Maura Dolan is based in San Francisco and covers legal affairs, including the California Supreme Court and the 9th Circuit. Before moderating a panel on what …
Reporter Laura J. Nelson covers transportation for the Los Angeles Times. Before moderating a panel on the future of bicycles and transportation in Southern California, she talked about the comforts …
