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Supreme Court Approves Rio Grande Water Access Deal 

August 14, 2026
A shallow river with exposed sandbars and tire tracks, surrounded by dense green trees and brush under a cloudy sky.

8.14.26 – This summer, the U.S. Supreme Court settled a 13-year water rights dispute over access to the lower Rio Grande. Longtime reporter Danielle Prokop has spent years following the case for multiple news organizations. In a conversation that first ran in June, she stopped by the studio to break it down for Nash.  Host: Nash…

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Environmentalists Oppose Reuse of Fracking Wastewater 

August 14, 2026
Two people sit across from each other at a table in a studio, having a conversation. One holds a pen and notepad; the set is lit with blue lighting.

8.14.26 – In an interview that first aired in May, Tannis Fox, a senior attorney with the Western Environmental Law Centers, tells Host Nash Jones why she opposes letting the fracking wastewater genie out of the bottle and what’s to come in the rulemaking process.  Host: Nash Jones  Guest: Tannis Fox, Senior Attorney, Western Environmental Law Center …

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