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This is the video debate for Group 9A - the dam at Hetch Hetchy should be removed.

Group 9A: The dam at Hetch Hetchy should be removed
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This is the debate video for Group 9B - the argument that the damn should NOT be removed.

Group 9B: The dam at Hetch Hetchy should not be removed
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Here is the video for group 8b - water quality over water quantity.

Group 8b: water quality over water quantity
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Here is the video from group 8A-- water quantity over water quality.

Group Debate 8A
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This is pro side -> groundwater and surface water should be managed conjunctively. Enjoy!

Managing GW & SW Together
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This it the con stance (they should be managed separately). Go this link and login with your ucdavis credentials to view the ppt. Once you click on "present" and move to the second slide, audio will began automatically.

https://ucdavis365-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/yqzhu ucdavisedu/ERi8PKjXM9tMtCroFzd2XWsBdrbNtdTv2n92VBqO2jVUgg

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Hi All: I'm including the link to the Group 6A debate video. Note that because of the permissions that are currently set, you can only view the presentation in google slides. The view only permission will not allow for listening to the audio(!?)-- so note that I messaged the group to see if they can change the permissions!

In the meantime, you can check out the slides and also see text on the bullet points in the notes sections of most slides!

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/11dMqWtTWrks8-KOcCsfMUTxGCS7SliYAA-TgzLI1IMM/edit?usp=sharing

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This is the video for Group 6B: the idea that humans should receive more emphasis in California water planning than the environment.

I've embedded a YouTube link, but you can also access/download the video here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JRYuRfGiNQlFT23xa6aii4c7CNUTphKt/view?usp=sharing.

Group 6b: Humans should have more emphasis
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This is the video for the Debate Group 5A: Pro NoCal moving water to SoCal!

Video for Debate Group 5A
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Please visit the link (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AQSooa-J8T2q2HB3SD-nNGoemw0eA3zU/view?usp=sharing) and download the powerpoint for Debate Group 5B. Once you download the ppt and view it in presentation mode, the audio and timing should work automatically.

Supporting Evidence: Powerpoint for Debate Group 5B (drive.google.com)
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This is the video for the "Pro" side -- nonpoint source pollution SHOULD be regulated. To respond click on dispute, clarify, etc. below the video!

Group 4A Debate: nonpoint source pollution should be regulated
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This is the video for the "Con" side -- NPS should NOT be regulated. Please respond to this post by clicking below the video.

NPS should not be regulated
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For the pro-domestic side of the debate, please visit this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByWLnqCucx73MlNnUzNEcDNLZDZ0X2YwTV9aSGJZcWt4TmZR/view?usp=sharing and download the powerpoint. On each slide you can click the audio symbol and hear the recording.

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This is the video from group 3A -- pro irrigation. Please watch both videos before you post.

Pro Irrigation
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This is the debate video supporting the idea that humans do not have a right to water

Debate Week 2: Humans do not have a right to water
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Group 2A video defending the stance that yes, humans have a right to water.

Yes, humans have a right to water
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This is my comment on the Debate. I agree with the "Against Side" because the evidence provided is much more convincing.

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This is my comment on the video that I support. I agree with the Against side because of blah blah blah blah.

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This is the video to go with the Against Side of this debate.

Against
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Video For Side
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This is a post for HYD/SAS10 class- I am testing out the CreateDebate System

Supporting Evidence: Pro Solar (youtu.be)


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