Ep. 5 - Traveling the world to report on global crisis of vanishing groundwater

Entrevista con periodistas de América Latino

Celia Camacho y Lourdes Hercules habla sobre la experiencia de trabajar a la periodico USA TODAY con Shannon Rae Green.

Up close and people first: journalism in Latin America

Celia Camacho, and Maria Lourdes Hercules are two international journalists selected as part of a program to work at USA TODAY. On this episode of the Full Story, the women discuss the biggest differences between the culture, style and news gathering approach at their newsrooms and those of our newsroom. There is also a Spanish version of this interview.

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Snoop Dogg, puppets and Peyton Manning: the story behind Super Bowl 50

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Ep. 5 - Traveling the world to report on global crisis of vanishing groundwater

"It's life or death." Steve Elfers and Ian James traveled to India, Peru, Morocco and around the U.S. to report on the quickly dwindling supply of groundwater globally. As aquifers decline and wells begin to go dry, people are being forced to confront a growing crisis that has turned violent: thugs intimidate people to protect a precious resource, and farmers faced with insurmountable odds are committing suicide on a mass scale.