…actually written and said. It is, roughly, salt water good, fresh water bad. Fresh water means both back engineering theory from free market policy preferences and favoring rigorous analysis of…

…now when it is without drinkable water and about to be invaded but whenever it is horribly crowded, desperately poor, without enough water and without job opportunities). Here it is…

…pervasive Pb contamination of river water by the Pb plumbing controlling water distribution in Rome. Lead pollution of “tap water” in Roman times is clearly measurable, but unlikely to have…

…. . the standards have been widely embraced, dramatically cutting energy and water consumption, reducing emissions and providing plenty of attractive consumer choices. In 2023, Consumer Reports found that “even…

 – by New Deal democrat Before I get to the main event, a couple of quick comments on the other data released so far this morning:  1. Real GDP as revised…

…Act, plus the chaos now in Washington, it has also been useful to track manufacturing. And finally, via private construction of water supply, as a proxy for construction of AI…

…water supply, up 4.8%, fared better, but even those were negative in comparison with construction costs: Notably, as shown in the graph below, in nominal terms even spending on water…

David Zetland at Aguanomics ponders the interplay of institutions and markets (reposted with authors permission). LocaL conditions in this context are those conditions in a watershed area. This is what…

…purchase the rainwater system out of our operating cash, and in the distant future they will reimburse us for not pumping water out of the aquifer. Rogue Solutions rooftop garden…

…natural gas, other than the odd city bus or garbage truck in random municipalities? The answer is a simple but unpleasant one. See, we in the US would label the…