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Oct 16, 2026
Water Philanthropy By and For Communities
14:19

Samuel SandovalHOST
So for many of, uh, our national audience, would you mind providing a, a picture of, uh, what is Allensworth, a little bit of the background?
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14:30Dezaraye BagalayosGUEST
Um, so Tulare Lake used to be the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi.
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24:22Faith KearnsHOST
And so how, how do you become a landowner when you're like the, you know, the real estate is, is not, is, is just as racist as a system as any, you know? And then also, how do you practice land ownership in a, in a more equitable way, right? And so what we're w- what we don't wanna see is we don't wanna see data centers, and I have to say that I've been really, like, I've been really happy and to see just general