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Nevada: Rancher greed has no limits
They even resent wildlife guzzlers- “Members of the [Nevada] state Board of Agriculture argue that as their numbers increase, guzzlers are altering the landscape and taking precious resources, w… more →
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H2Om the water company that quenches your thirst and your spirit
rosefirewalker wrote 1 week ago: H2Om the water company that quenches your thirst and your spirit Posted using ShareThis … more →
Nevada: Rancher greed has no limits
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Ralph Maughan wrote 1 week ago: They even resent wildlife guzzlers- “Members of the [Nevada] state Board of Agriculture argue … more →
One more British Columbia threat to Glacier National Park
Ralph Maughan wrote 2 weeks ago: Gold deposit discovered on ridge visible from Glacier in the North Fork Flathead River- First it was … more →
Safe Drinking Water
feltworks wrote 2 weeks ago: Four or five years ago, everyone in my family got kidney stones. They all lived in Houston, Texas ( … more →
Water can be dangerous - treat the cause not the symptom or pay thousands of dollars!
owner wrote 2 weeks ago: Masonry walls can be very beautiful and last hundreds if not thousands of years if maintained correc … more →
Liquid Assets: A Review
hpigreen wrote 2 weeks ago: Trailer for Liquid Assets (Click Here if you don’t see it above) Last week I ordered a copy of … more →
More water release from dams could bring new cottonwoods on the Upper Missouri River
Ralph Maughan wrote 3 weeks ago: Cottonwood along the Upper Missouri in Montana all date before the dams. Some are two centuries old- … more →
Renewable Energy 101- When it's cool to be going grey- using greywater systems
rosefirewalker wrote 4 weeks ago: Renewable Energy 101- When it’s cool to be going grey- using greywater systems Posted using Sh … more →
Pasadena Community Environmentalists Offer Free Lecture Series
rosefirewalker wrote 1 month ago: Pasadena Community Environmentalists Offer Free Lecture Series TODAY! Posted using ShareThis … more →
Scientists make it rain. No wizards or dancing involved.
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Aizen wrote 1 month ago: Water shortages wouldn’t be such a big deal if we knew how to make it rain, right? Scientists are gi … more →
Nevada no 1 in per capita water use; Utah no 2
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Ralph Maughan wrote 1 month ago: These most arid states are frivolous in their water use- The direct reason for this is their determi … more →
Utah: Nuclear power water rights protests triggers public hearing
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Ralph Maughan wrote 1 month ago: Are local people waking up to the fact that energy development in the remote West lacks the water ne … more →
Judge slashes Southern Nevada Water Authority
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Ralph Maughan wrote 1 month ago: SNWA loses right to suck 6- billlion gallons of water a year from under Nevada desert valleys- This … more →
Massive Reforestation Plan Needed in the USA (and elsewhere)
SustainHumanity wrote 2 months ago: If the current American government, the Obama Administration, is serious about increasing the number … more →
Opinion about "Pipelines to Desert for Pumping are Bad Idea and should be scrapped"
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Ralph Maughan wrote 2 months ago: Great Basin Water Network tells the “real reason” why Utah politicians laid down for Las … more →
Nevada threatened Utah on Snake Valley
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Ralph Maughan wrote 2 months ago: . . . and Utah officials had no backbone- This gets more and more disgusting the longer the story go … more →
Do you ever wonder about the threats to Canadian Rivers?
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Ralph Maughan wrote 2 months ago: South Saskatchewan is the most threatened- Canadian rivers in trouble, study warns. By Mike De Souza … more →
Look Cool & Save The Plant With The Anti-Bottle
Latina Blogger wrote 2 months ago: Vapur is a portable refillable water bottle! Not only is Vapur reusable, foldable, attachable, wash … more →
Teton Dam now less likely to be rebuilt
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Ralph Maughan wrote 2 months ago: Like the undead, there was movement to rebuild the disastrous Teton Dam in Eastern Idaho. Maybe now … more →
