S2E1: A Crisis, a Cover-Up, and a Community on the Front Lines of Climate Change

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S2E1: A Crisis, a Cover-Up, and a Community on the Front Lines of Climate Change

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In 2015, West Coast crab fishermen were shut down by climate change. Atmospheric changes had warmed waters and upended everything from the food chain to ocean upwelling. They didn't realize it would be their new normal, or that scientists had been telling the oil industry this would happen since the 1960s. Welcome to season 2 of Drilled: Hot Water.
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