Rights to Nature

With Good Reason by Virginia Humanities

Aug 21, 202600:51:58Society & Culture

The James River provides drinking water for 1 in 4 Virginians. But it was once the most polluted river in America. Justin Black and Will Gemma’s two-part documentary Headwaters Down captures a 360-mile, 18-day journey fr...

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