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The Potomac River Achieves First Place!
American Rivers is a Washington D.C.-based organization working to protect and restore the nation’s rivers and streams. Each year they honor our nation’s river systems. This year, the top “honor” goes to the Potomac River. Notice I have not yet … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Water
Tagged anthropogenic, food population, human blunders, North America, rivers, sustainability
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The Surui, GPS Technology, REDD and Preserving Amazonian Rainforest
Thanks to Ken H for forwarding this article. Maybe this is an example of an evolving “organic” way to preserve Amazonian rainforest. Imagine. Google is providing GPS capability to Amerindians deep in the rainforests of Surinam, Brazil and Columbia. How … Continue reading
Light My Water: Drilling for Natural Gas
No, this is not a lost Doors solo. This is about drilling for natural gas. I would like to thank Stan Witkowski for passing this along on his FaceBook page. There is no question that natural gas is a … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Water
Tagged anthropogenic, atmospheric gases, energy, Global, groundwater, human blunders, video
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