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	Wednesday, April 16 Part One - Making sure a community has plenty of water can be a challenge. Often... it involves preparing for the worst... such as a severe drought. But being ready prepared can be costly. In the first part of our series on Central Illinois water issues... Sean Crawford looks at how much is enough. (7:58)
	Thursday, April 17 Part Two - There may be an abundance of water in Central Illinois.... but it's important to examine how good the water is. Kavitha Cardoza takes a look at this complex issue in the second part of our series on water issues. (7:56)
	Friday, April 18 Part Three - Dry, desert states like Arizona and Nevada have always known water is limited. But the Midwest if known as a "wet region." Experts say even so … communities in central Illinois must make efforts to protect and conserve water. In this final report of our series ... Amanda Vinicky explores the future of water in central Illinois.
	Web Extras - WUIS' Sean Crawford & Amanda Vinicky complete interviews with... Decatur Mayor Paul Osborne (44:00) Agriculture Watershed Institute Director Steve John (53:32) Al Wehrmann (Director of the Groundwater Science) and Vern Knapp (Center for Watershed Science) of the Illinois State Water Survey) (32:46) Amanda Vinicky complete interview with... Chief of the State Water Survey Derek Winstanley (15:05) The Springfield Citizens' Club Forum on Springfield's water supply (Jan 29, 08) (two hours)
	The Kirkland Fine Arts Center at Millikin University & WUIS present... ILLINOIS H2O: Quality & Quantity Panel Discussion April 22, 2008 Keith Alexander Traci Barkley David Brown Steve Frank Gregg Good Dr. Derek Winstanley Moderated by WUIS News Director Rich Bradley (download event program) - Listen to the entire broadcast of the panel discussion on WUIS Wednesday, April 23 at 7pm - View the multimedia presentation that led the panel discussion on April 22nd at Millikin University. It was prepared by WUIS' Amanda Vinicky.

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