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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
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Congress and Dirty Air
Politics is simply – too political. There is so much effort taken to ensure election permanency, that there appears to be little time to drive agendas that would embrace a national benefit. In the process of building the necessary campaign … Continue reading
The Ogallala Aquifer: A View from Kansas
This Circle of Blue article assesses the damage caused by this year’s drought on the agricultural heritage of Kansas. How important is Kansas as a bellwether for drought impact? “Kansas is a key agricultural state — it is among the … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Desertification, Water
Tagged aquifers, climate change, food population, groundwater, North America, sustainability
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