Mina Guli Ran 62 Marathons in 62 Days for Water Awareness
Season 2019
Episode 248
About the Episode
The world’s fresh water is disappearing thanks to climate change and growing demand. Mina Guli was a corporate lawyer in a former life, but she quit her job, founded the non-profit “Thirst” and took to the road, running marathons to raise awareness about our dwindling drinking water. She managed to slow down for just a moment to speak with Hari Sreenivasan in New York.
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