Insight: Iceland And Climate Change / Moving Levees to Increase Groundwater / Capital Dance Project / 'Bebop, Swing & Bella Musica'

Iceland's President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson attends the International Arctic Forum in Salekhard, a city 1,950 km (about 1,200 miles) northeast of Moscow just above the Arctic Circle, Russia, Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2013.

RIA-Novosti, Alexei Druzhinin, Presidential Press Service / AP

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  A Conversation With Iceland's President

  CapRadio’s Lesley McClurg was in Iceland and recorded a conversation with that country’s President.

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  UC Davis Professor: Levee Setbacks May Help Replenish Groundwater Supplies

  In the fourth year of drought, California must rely more on groundwater supplies because surface water is scarce. UC Davis professor Graham Fogg says research shows moving levees farther back on a river's edge can help recharge groundwater supplies.

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  Sacramento Ballet Dancers Keep Moving With New Performance

  Sacramento Ballet dancers have been furloughed for the remainder of the season and its final performance canceled. But some of the dancers are organizing a summer fundraising show for themselves. They explain on Insight.

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  Bebop, Swing & Bella Musica

  Gary Vercelli highlights a new book about Italian American musicians and jazz.

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