Monsoons in Arizona; oil supply disruptions; new Phoenix Zoo exhibit

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On this episode of “Arizona Horizon, monsoon storms, heavy rain and damaging winds have impacted parts of the Valley recently, leaving some residents without power and causing damage to homes. Randy Cerveny, a Climatologist at ASU, discussed when these monsoons will end and what residents can expect in the days ahead.

Oil prices often become a major concern when global conflicts threaten the world’s oil supply, raising questions about inflation, gas prices and the broader economy. Hitendra Chaturvedi, Supply Chain Professor at the W. P. Carey School of Business at ASU, shared his opinions on the oil supply and effects to the global economy.

A new art exhibit is coming to the Phoenix Zoo which will showcase some of Joel Sartore’s most iconic wildlife images. Sartore is a National Geographic Explorer and conservation photographer. Dr. Gary West, Executive Vice President of Animal Health and Living Collections at the Phoenix Zoo, talked about the exhibit as well as the new Doornbos Animal Rescue and Care Center.

Randy Cerveny, Climatologist, ASU
Hitendra Chaturvedi, Supply Chain Professor, W. P. Carey School of Business, ASU
Dr. Gary West, Executive Vice President, Animal Health and Living Collections, Phoenix Zoo

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