Some thoughts, musings, and discussion on the intersection between water supply and land use policies, mostly focused on Southern Arizona. Thursday, March 6, 2014. In a drought year like this, competition for water is getting fierce. This was in the Police Dispatch. The neighbor said he had noticed a mud stain in one of the garbage cans and wanted to help by cleaning the can with a hose, but he accidentally sprayed the man with water.

Bringing Drinking Water and Insight To The World. 5 Reasons My Dog Drinks Filtered Water. Did you know that today is National Dog Day. Years back, Korey Stringer.

News and perspectives on the commons. Now Underway, a Neocolonial Land Grab on Barbuda. Since 1834, when slavery was abolished on the Caribbean island of Barbuda, land there has been owned as a commons. The entire population collectively owns and controls the land, not private owners and developers. That may be about to change with all the catastrophic results usually associated with enclosure. In a great piece of reportage in.

Will always be inextricably associated with water. Thompson King, Water, Miracle of Nature. Webpage maintained by District Staff.

Trying to articulate water issues, provide discussion fodder, seek other ideas, broaden and educate a bit, and, and. Monday, October 6, 2014. The Emerald Isle, with its damp climate, extensive greenery and abundant water supply has truly never experienced a true water shortage, and has many local thriving fish and wildlife habitats. It happened to me twice. Irish Water, the company chosen to take over the once locally operated water system .