I hate PETA so much: An animal rights group is offering to pay outstanding water bills for 10 Detroit residents on the condition they become vegan for one month. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is asking Detroiters to mail the group a copy...
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In the best of situations, bottled water is an idiotic industry in the United States given the safety of municipal water supplies. This is not the best of situations: Nestlé.
In the last 50 years, there's been a lot of sadness in the environmental community over the destruction caused by many western dams. Glen Canyon is the most famous case,.
If only we could combine Michigan's draconian anti-water laws with Texas' love of killing people we would be able to deal with these savages committing the heinous crime of having water in their homes.
The right to water should be a basic human right and Detroit shutting off water to people who can't afford to pay their bills is an immoral act. The federal.
Hard to see the problem: Beijing's water authorities have defended their plan to ease the capital's water shortage by processing seawater from the highly polluted Bohai Gulf, a mainland newspaper.
As I have said for many years now, agriculture is going to lose out in the water wars of the West. With continued urban growth and the political weight behind water-guzzling energy production, there just isn't the water and despite agribusiness' power, the don't have...
The point in this New York Times op-ed is a good one--the state of farming in California is highly tenuous. Given that a huge percentage of the fruits and veggies.
Variety of water related news on a work filled Wednesday. 1. Richard Lyon has a good run-down on the political side of the California drought. House Republicans are looking to.
Sure am glad the relevant agencies declared West Virginia water safe now after the Freedom Industries chemical spill: “What we are seeing when we talk to our partners in hospital systems are people with skin and eye irritation, rashes, nausea, upset stomach and diarrhea,” Rahul...
Yesterday, we discussed the serious problems the American West has with its water supply and the very real threats this portends for the region's future. Those who truly believe technology.
Although urban planners and environmentalists worry about these issues constantly, the blind faith by which most people involved with western development have assumed that water supplies would be found is.