I think historically it's been fairly intuitive for a lot of members, the investments in hard infrastructure and plumbing effectively in the basin, but talk a little bit about the importance and role of the forest, watersheds, flood plains in managing the current hydrology that we see.
Martin Heinrich: “I think historically it's been fairly intuitive for a lot of members, the investments in hard infrastructure and…”
On the recordJune 22, 2026
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Questioning about the role of natural infrastructure.
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