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Category Archives: Water
The Problem with Lawns
According to the Food Revolution Network (FRN), lush, green lawns cover about 32 million acres of land in the USA, twice the amount of land used to cultivate the fruits and vegetables we eat. The average lawn, again according to … Continue reading
Singular Solutions
I once had enormous faith in the ability of science and technology to solve the monstrous problems confronting humankind. Lately, though, my confidence has ebbed as I’ve come to acknowledge that astonishing breakthroughs in science and technology frequently come with a … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Food, Government, Philosophy, Politics, Population, Poverty, Urban planning, Water
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The Sounds of Water
Much is said about the relaxing sound of running water. Listening to the gentle sound of a bubbling brook tends to relax people who pay attention to the sound. Fountains and water features are big sellers due, in part, to … Continue reading
Posted in Peace, Water
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Beach life
Last night or early this morning the skies over Manzanillo ruptured. Before daylight the sound of rain pelting the tile roof and windows was deafening. Thunder rattled the building and flashes of lightning lit the entire apartment. A short while … Continue reading
Posted in Mexico, Water
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Tilting at Windmills
I was surprised and pleased to see the size of the turnout at a seminar this morning, sponsored by Dallas Water Utilities, on water-wise landscaping. I estimate there were a couple of hundred people in attendance. Unfortunately, the demographics of … Continue reading
Posted in Demographics, Philosophy, Water
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