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Groundwater Awareness: United States
There is a very interesting article in the March issue of WaterWorld magazine. It provides a succinct overview of the importance of groundwater to small towns and municipalities throughout the country as well as for agricultural irrigation. It’s not that … Continue reading
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Tagged aquifers, climate change, energy, groundwater, human blunders, North America
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Japan’s Tsunami Debris
There is a very large mass swirling in the North Pacific gyre that originated in Japan. This is the debris remnants taken out into the ocean by strong waves which resulted from the earthquake and tsunami on Japan’s northeast coast … Continue reading
Reed Beds and Water Purification
In spite of everything that humans discard into Nature, there always seem to be “options”. We may be running low on these available options but at least they give us some time. The recent Gulf of Mexico oil spill was … Continue reading
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Tagged aquifers, energy, groundwater, human blunders
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