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Today we pay special tribute to a very beloved and influential guest. Steve Clyde passed away last Saturday, August 1st. In his honor, we are looking back on episode 193: Steve Clyde, Reflections.
Steve Clyde, Senior Partner and Chair of the Natural Resources Practice Group at Clyde Snow & Sessions, joins us to talk about his 40 year legal career in Utah water. Steve is an esteemed Utah water lawyer responsible for shaping decades of Utah water law and mentor to countless Utah water attorneys. A wonderful discussion, personal thank you from Ripple Effect's host, and look to the future!
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