Posts Tagged ‘Water Emergency’
The Exponential Growth Economy Elephant in the Room
Posted by edro on July 2, 2008
Posted in atmosphere, climate change, energy, environment, future, lifestyle, pollution, soil, war | Tagged: attack against nature, depletion, drought, economy, elephant in the room, exponential growth economy, flood, food scarcity, natural disasters, natural resources, Water Emergency, water war | Leave a Comment »
California ‘Mojavefied’ by 2011?
Posted by edro on June 13, 2008
Water Emergency in Calif
As most of the croplands in the Central U.S. is submerged under floodwater, the heart of California’s farming area is feeling the heat. Gov. Schwarzenegger who proclaimed last week a drought in California, declared yesterday a state of emergency in nine counties in Central Valley.
Coyote Dry Lake, Mojave Desert. Image: AnimAlu via Wikimedia. This file is licensed under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation license, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation.
Coyote Dry Lake is a dry lake bed in the Mojave Desert located about 24 km northeast of Barstow, and north of Interstate 15 in southern California. The lake measures about 10 km long and about 6 km wide at its widest section.
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Schwarzenegger Proclaims Water Emergency in Nine Counties
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