About this episode

Michael Nathanson discusses water contamination and quality issues with Frank Ramos, founder of Save the Water.

Most of us never think twice about turning on the tap. But what if the water we rely on every day contains far more than we realize? Michael Nathanson sits down with Frank Ramos, Founder and CEO of Save the Water, to discuss the growing challenges surrounding water quality, contamination, and public awareness. Frank shares his remarkable journey from immigrating to the United States from Cuba to becoming a chemical engineer, environmental advocate, and founder of a nonprofit dedicated to iden...

People in this episode

Host: Michael Nathanson

Guest: Frank Ramos

Topics covered

• water quality
• contamination
• public awareness
• environmental advocacy
• nonprofit work

Keywords

• water contamination
• clean water
• environmental advocacy
• public awareness
• chemical engineer

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Save the Water

Places: Cuba

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