You’ve heard it said that “the truth is hard to swallow.”
Facts, on the other hand, ought to go down like water.
When I drove to Southern Oregon last month to interview farmers on the water crisis plaguing the region, I felt uneasy about my grasp on the facts. I’m not an expert in water policy or agriculture or drought. I’m not from the region. I read so…
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