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- African Cowboys Attack Farmers Over Water Access: UN Blames Climate Change Sun, 12 Dec 21, 1:00pmThe United Nations has blamed a Cameroon version of an old style US Wild West style Range War over control of water and territory on climate change.
- Climate Resource Conflict Inferred From a Jaguar Killing an Ocelot Thu, 7 Jan 21, 5:00amAmazing what you can infer from watching a big cat grab a passing snack.
- INFOGRAPHIC: What’s Ahead for an Overpopulated Planet Fri, 24 Oct 14, 6:29amRight now there are 7 billion people on the planet and that number keeps growing. To support that many people, the planet's natural resources have been stretched to capacity. Now add 3 billion more people to that total...
- Brilliant WarkaWater Towers Collect Drinking Water from Thin Air in Ethiopia Thu, 3 Apr 14, 8:26amThroughout many remote villages in Ethiopia, water gathering is quite an ardous and dangerous task. With the burden typically falling on matriarchs of the family, the trip to the nearest water source can take hours if not...
- Air-Condensing WarkaWater Towers Collect Drinking Water in Ethiopia Thu, 3 Apr 14, 8:26amThroughout many remote villages in Ethiopia, water gathering is quite an ardous and dangerous task. With the burden typically falling on matriarchs of the family, the trip to the nearest water source can take hours if not...
- Nature-Inspired WarkaWater Towers Use Condensation to Collect Drinking Water in Ethiopia Thu, 3 Apr 14, 4:07amThroughout many remote villages in Ethiopia, water gathering is quite an ardous and dangerous task. With the burden typically falling on matriarchs of the family, the trip to the nearest water source can take hours if not...
- Another benefit of increased CO2 – trees use water more efficiently Fri, 12 Jul 13, 1:51amWarmist, document thief, and water expert Peter Gleick must be terribly conflicted by this news from USDA. Trees Using Water More Efficiently as Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Rises DURHAM, NH, July 10, 2013 – A study by...
- Study Finds That Cutting Food Waste Could Feed One Billion Hungry People Sat, 20 Oct 12, 2:40amImproving food security and availability is increasingly important as temperatures continue to rise, the population continues to grow and water becomes more precious...
- Cutting Food Waste Could Feed One Billion Hungry People Say Researchers Sat, 20 Oct 12, 2:40amImproving food security and availability is an increasingly important factor as temperatures continue to rise, the population continues to grow and water becomes more precious...
- USGS models ‘Climate-change-induced aridity’ in California Fri, 8 Jun 12, 4:15amMore climate modeling from a non-climate organization, I hope they still track Earthquakes. News Release Climate Change and Water Supply in California’s Central Valley: A Model Approach SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Scientists...
- Planet Earth Has Less Water Than We Think! Thu, 10 May 12, 8:07amAs a child, you are told a lot of things about this great planet of ours. We are the third of nine planets in the Solar System (now eight and one dwarf planet), Mount Everest is the tallest mountain on the planet, and the...
- New NRDC Report Ranks States’ Preparedness for Water Challenges Linked to Climate Change Sat, 7 Apr 12, 6:39amRising water levels. Stronger storms. Water shortages. Climate change will affect the United States in a variety of ways, but water is the resource that it’s guaranteed to impact the most. In states across the country...
- I wonder if Gleick is invited? Tue, 13 Mar 12, 7:46amDr. Peter Gleick recently resurfaced at another water conference acting as if nothing had or is about to happen just 17 days after admitting he apparently engaged in wire fraud. One wonders if he’ll be seen at this...
- Futuristic Cities Feature Fog Harvesting and Urban Fish Farms Fri, 23 Sep 11, 7:18amRead the rest of Futuristic Cities Feature Fog Harvesting and Urban Fish Farms Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: "sustainable architecture", biofuel, Climate Change, food production, future cities,...
- A green product worth recommending Tue, 14 Jun 11, 6:08pmReaders of WUWT know that while I have my doubts about the magnitude of AGW and express skepticism and sometimes outright disdain for certain green schemes and products, some of which work about as well as the photo at left,...