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Aquifers: The Harsh Reality of Their Importance
Let me thank George Denhard for forwarding this article to me. We dug wells together in West Africa and share similar concerns today for environmental issues. Water is always at the top of our list. People like digestible pieces of … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Climate, Human Innovation, Water
Tagged anthropogenic, aquifers, climate change, energy, food population, Global, global warming, irrigation, North America, sustainability
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Legalize Dumping Onto the Great Barrier Reef
“H G Wells observed a century ago that history is a race between education and disaster. Yet all the signs are that, in terms of earth’s environment, no amount of education and information will deter seven billion Homo Sapiens from … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, global warming, human blunders, sustainability, vegetation
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Dimidia Change In Philosophy
The past few months have been a dormant period for Dimidia. It’s not that there have not been any suitable topics to discuss. It has been more a question of rethinking how this site should assign value to the issues … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Climate, Desertification, Water
Tagged climate change, Global, sustainability
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