May 5, 2026 · 34 min · 24 segments
The High Plains Aquifer plays a critical role in supporting U.S. agriculture—but how is it changing over time? In this episode, we speak with **Dr. James Butler**, senior hydrologist at the…
James ButlerGuestDavid JonesHostI'm your host here at On Life and Land, and this morning I am, like many people I'm sure, looking out my window at a fairly gigantic tree that's down after all the recent wind and rain.
Being grown just means you get to spend money having downed trees cut up and hauled off, 'cause that thing is way too big for my little toy saw.
Probably a good time for me to remember what I've always said to other people, any problem you can buy your way out of is really just an inconvenience.
I'm your host here at On Life and Land, and this morning I am, like many people I'm sure, looking out my window at a fairly gigantic tree that's down after all the recent wind and rain.
Being grown just means you get to spend money having downed trees cut up and hauled off, 'cause that thing is way too big for my little toy saw.
Probably a good time for me to remember what I've always said to other people, any problem you can buy your way out of is really just an inconvenience.
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