Zandra Polard discusses water pollution with environmental scientist Amber Smith, focusing on stormwater pollution. Amber explains that acid rain, caused by air pollution, can be harmful to forests and aquatic life. She highlights that untreated stormwater picks up pollutants like heavy metals and pesticides, which directly affect waterways and sea life. Amber emphasizes the importance of choosing organic and local produce to reduce pesticide runoff. She also discusses the varying state regulations for stormwater pollution prevention and the impact of industrial facilities. The conversation also touches on the benefits of spring water over purified water and the misconceptions around alkaline water.