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DESCRIPTION:To become the major metropolis it is today\, Los Angeles period
 ically engaged in less than reputable means to secure the water it despera
 tely needed -- particularly for a city built on a semi-arid coastal plain\
 , surrounded by desert on three sides and an ocean on the fourth.\n\nFrom 
 the freshwater battle to obtain drinking water and irrigation to the saltw
 ater battle regarding the Port of Los Angeles and control over its lucrati
 ve trade potential\, the city’s history is fraught with “water wars.
 ”\n\nWhat lessons can we learn from a time\, more than 100 years ago\, w
 hen L.A.’s water was an even more hotly contested commodity than it is t
 oday and access to it was associated with class and privilege\, as depicte
 d in the iconic film Chinatown?\n\nJoin this live discussion\, moderated b
 y Alex Cohen\, host of Spectrum News 1’s Inside the Issues with Alex Coh
 en\, and bring your questions for:\n\nWilliam Deverell\, professor of hist
 ory\, spatial sciences and environmental studies at USC DornsifeGeraldine 
 Knatz\, USC Dornsife alumna\, professor of the practice of policy and engi
 neering at USC Price School of Public Policy and USC Viterbi School of Eng
 ineering\, and former executive director of the Port of Los AngelesRSVP fo
 r the free virtual event: https://usc.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Q7aoktzN
 TqS8iNig_ITDVA\n\nDornsife Dialogues\n\nJoin us for stimulating online for
 ums in which leading scholars and distinguished alumni from the USC Dornsi
 fe College of Letters\, Arts and Sciences share new perspectives\, researc
 h-based findings and fresh insight on timely topics. The free events are o
 pen to the entire USC community and general public.\n\nhttps://dornsife.us
 c.edu/dornsifedialogues
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SUMMARY:Dornsife Dialogues: L.A.’s Troubled History with Water
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