Whoaaa, I must be prescient, or something. In my last post (actually, second post ever), I noted that fresh water is disappearing fast, and then an entire lake disappears to prove my point. You’ve probably heard about the lake in the southern Andes that recently dried up in a matter of months, either from the [...]
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My first post was a light-hearted icebreaker. We’re getting serious now: 1. Fresh water is disappearing — fast — everywhere on the planet, except Iceland. There’s a lot of water in Iceland. 2. Water is the new oil. (I made that up, but so did a couple thousand other people.) 3. Canada is the new [...]
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Waterblogged.info–your future go-to site for up-to-date water-related information,–proudly kicks off its inaugural post with ten fascinating facts about water, shamelessly lifted from Wikipedia: 1. It really is blue. No, really. 2. It’s the only common, pure substance found naturally in all three states of matter. 3. It’s one of only a few substances that is [...]
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AquaforniaNewsy essential blog about Southern California water prospects
