New Valley PBS Documentary Miniseries Looks At Water In California’s Central Valley

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Earlier this month Valley PBS launched a documentary miniseries called “Tapped Out: The History and Battle over Water in California’s San Joaquin Valley.” The four-part series examines the history of water in California. Each episode delves into a different part of the history and future of water in the region and includes the voices of farmers, water leaders and environmentalists. To learn more about the series filmmaker Jeff Aiello and Valley PBS’ Elizabeth Laval chatted with Valley Edition Host Joe Moore Tuesday May, 9. To listen to that interview click play above. For a trailer of the series click play below. For complete listings of when the series visit Valley PBS . Tapped Out Part One – May 4 th at 8pm: For the first three months of 2017, California was in a drought emergency and a flood emergency at the same time. That kind of contrast is what makes understanding the water crisis in California such a challenge. In the first part of a four-part special series, Tapped Out will
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