Episode Synopsis "Podcast 476: Lines in the sand: moving water boundaries"

​​Water has served as a natural boundary for land for all of human history. But what happens when riverbanks move or ​shorelines change? Well, it depends. TRERC Research Attorney Rusty Adams explains on the latest Red Zone podcast. 

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