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Category Archives: Water
Wastewater Is No Longer Sewage
For many parts of the world – and, yes, even in the United States, the term waste-water is becoming obsolete. As global population continues to grow, the demands placed upon our environment will only get greater. And, since, I have … Continue reading
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Tagged aquifers, climate change, food population, global warming, groundwater, inventions/technology, sustainability
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Fresh Water: One More Example
I was introduced to this site by a close friend, Joe Mastromatteo. There are numerous sites for organizations doing some great environmental work in developing countries around the world. As you can imagine from reading these posts, freshwater is a … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, drylands, food population, groundwater, sustainability, video
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Chile: Protecting the Futaleufú Watershed in Northern Patagonia
This happens to be my second, recent post on saving/preserving an important ecosystem. Moving from Ghana, I now go to the most southern region of Chile in South America. A friend forwarded me the details of this campaign to: Protecting the … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropogenic, climate change, human blunders, inventions/technology, rivers, South America, sustainability
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