The Source

In "The River's Story," Martin Doyle delves into the intricate relationship between America and its rivers, highlighting their role in foundational debates over federalism, regulation, and conservation. Tracing the narrative from the U.S. Constitution's emphasis on interstate river navigation to pivotal events like the construction of the Hoover Dam and the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Doyle presents a compelling exploration of how rivers have shaped American history. Through interactions with various experts, he illustrates the myriad ways we've altered these vital waterways, revealing their significance in both our past and present.