…to the people, plants, animals, air, land and water of the local areas.” The Bloomberg article says Ford gets its aluminum from Constellium in France and from Alcoa and Rio…

…Americans’ quality of life through public investments in infrastructure, systems and structures that only government is positioned to make – investments in things like court systems, clean water, transportation, income…

…such waters. Abbott ignored that law to construct a barrier that includes inflatable buoys and razor wire. Mexico claims the barrier buoys blocking the flow of water violate treaties between…

…be, and there are concerns that phytoplankton blooms would aversely affect coastal underwater plant life by blocking sunlight, water acidification and oxygen balance. Is phytoplankton an important key to reversing…

…empty water bottles and Timmy’s or Starbucks’ coffee cups is proof that the concept of recycling has been a spectacular success for the people who invented it: the single-use packaging…

…example, one small city i live in was granted $6.7 millions to which they wish to apply for an eight-mile water pipeline to an area northwest of the city. It…

…encourage people to use less electricity or water or whatever. One side effect of this scenario is that those who use more pay more. Another is financial instability (a change…

…is allowing food, bottled water, and medical supplies to enter the Gaza strip. However, they refuse to allow fuel in (claiming they are worried that Hamas will seize it). This…

…writings on water shortages in other countries. Most Interesting Read Economist David Zetland’s Students Studying the Impact of Water Shortage in Europe, The one-handed economist, The Hague. What something interesting…

The biggest near-term threat to human civilization from global warming is loss of fresh water and arable land for crops. It turns out that nature has confronted the challenges of…