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Rachel Witte is an associate producer with Vice News. She has a master's in film and television from the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism.

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Recycled Water Safe for Drinking, Lab Results Show

Recycled Water Safe for Drinking, Lab Results Show

Recycled water-the so-called "toilet to tap" variety-processed by the Santa Clara Valley Water District could…

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CA Farmers Make Record Revenues Despite Drought

CA Farmers Make Record Revenues Despite Drought

California's Central Valley is home to some of the richest agricultural land in the country. The region has b…

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Almonds Not the State's Worst Water Offender

Almonds Not the State's Worst Water Offender

The California almond is getting a bad reputation. At least that's what the numbers show. According to an Apr…

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Toilet is Worst In-Home Water Waster

Toilet is Worst In-Home Water Waster

Since Gov. Jerry Brown announced new water restrictions in April - to cut 25 percent of 2013 levels by 2016 -…

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El Niño Won't Solve CA Drought

El Niño Won't Solve CA Drought

Some weather experts are predicting heavy rainfall this year in California, thanks to an El Niño that many ho…

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Fact Checking the GOP Debate

Fact Checking the GOP Debate

Republican presidential candidates faced off in a Fox News debate Thursday night. The event set a ratings rec…

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Who Is a Muse? Famous Muses in Art History

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By Rachel Witte
| DailyArt Magazine
In terms of Ancient Greek mythology, the term muse refers to nine daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, with each daughter having her own attribute, which reflected the desire for musical and artistic inspiration as well as the desire for knowledge. The modern term of the muse throughout art refers instead to a person or personified force that is the source of inspiration for the creative process of an artist.
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Rainwater Harvesting Solutions for Small Acreages

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By Rachel Witte
| AcreageLife Verified
For small-acreage owners, water is rarely far from mind. Whether you're hand-watering a kitchen garden, managing livestock through a dry August or trying to reduce your dependence on a well that's been running harder than you'd like, the question of water availability tends to come up season after season. Rainwater harvesting, the practice of collecting and storing precipitation for later use, is one of the older solutions to that problem, and it's seeing renewed interest for good reason.
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Composting Simplified: How to Turn Waste into Gold

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By Rachel Witte
| AcreageLife Verified
A Beginner-Friendly Guide to Composting Success, Even Without a Big Pile. There's a good chance you've got a gold mine sitting in your kitchen trash can right now. Banana peels, coffee grounds, last night's wilted salad — it's all future fuel for your garden, and turning it into rich, dark compost is easier than most people think. You don't need a degree in soil science or even a big pile. Just a basic understanding of how decomposition works and the willingness to let nature do it’s thing.
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Awards

Society of Professional Journalists Award

2015 - Television Feature Reporting

Winner of the Region 11 SPJ Mark of Excellence Award for Television Feature Reporting.

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