Drought, Fire Season and the Water Debate, and "Price Check"
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California struggles with drought. A new project brings transparency to health costs.
As California struggles with its worst drought in decades, state lawmakers debate a $10.5 billion-dollar water bond. Meanwhile, wildfires have flared from Napa to Southern California. It's hard to know whether you're getting a fair price or paying through the nose for a common procedure like a mammogram or an MRI. KQED is stepping into this void with a new project called Price Check.
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Drought, Fire Season and the Water Debate, and "Price Check"
Special | 27m 45sVideo has Closed Captions
As California struggles with its worst drought in decades, state lawmakers debate a $10.5 billion-dollar water bond. Meanwhile, wildfires have flared from Napa to Southern California. It's hard to know whether you're getting a fair price or paying through the nose for a common procedure like a mammogram or an MRI. KQED is stepping into this void with a new project called Price Check.
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