Paul Steinhauser - Race to Reduce Water Use at TEDxMahtomedi

Born in Tokyo raised in St. Paul, tennis in high school, didn't hang with cool, U of M in history, sidestepped Vietnam, always loved outdoors, really wilds even more, bicycle, kayak, walked a lot with pack on back, Botswana, Amazon wild travel on and on, Europe, Europass, played tennis countrywide, across the pond, other side, Tousley Tennis, Rac & Swim, sustain the world became my hymn, married Meryl, Ben & Corey, added color to my story, sailed Sweden, eco camps, skied Rockies winter dance, biked Yukon to Alaska, saw grizzly, pedaled fasta, use less fossil fuel, wasting it, not cool, wind, walk better health, water, water everywhere, windsurf, paddle kayak, swimming all the way back, only hope what we do, leaves same for our kids too ...

In his TEDxMahtomedi talk, Paul helps participants visualize the huge amounts of water wasted in our community and outlines a plan for helping reduce water use as part of the strategy for restoring White Bear Lake.

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