NYC's Drinking Water Crisis, Part II
November 4, 1994
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In the second installment of a series on the Drinking Water Crisis, the City Club of New York invites several speakers to discuss conflicts between New York City and its neighboring communities over the watershed. Attorney Daniel Ruzow shares the views of the Coalition of Watershed Towns. George Rodenhausen provides an overview of the perspective of the Putnam County Legislature. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (Pace Environmental Law) defends New York City as a major investor in the development of watershed communities. Introduced and moderated by Eric Goldstein (Natural Resources Defense Council); Sally Goodgold (Chair, City Club Board of Trustees) gives welcoming remarks. Taped at CUNY Graduate Center on November 11th, 2004.