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9 Foods That Are Making The Drought Even Worse
It takes more than 1,500 gallons of water to make a chocolate bar. Consider limiting your consumption of these foods as part of a water-wise diet.
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Sea, Sun, and Peace?
An environmental group wants to unite Israelis, Palestinians, and Jordanians behind the idea that water can bring peace in the Middle East.
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Podcast: Speaking of Water With Peter Gleick
Here with Dr. Peter Gleick, co-founder and president emeritus of the Pacific Institute. Peter serves on the Circle of Blue Board of Trustees from his base in California, where Governor Gavin Newsom just signed a bill directing some $130 million to improve access to clean drinking water for many state residents.
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Examining the Water Crisis
As an expert on water and climate issues, Dr. Gleick joined the podcast to talk about the crisis we face, what needs to be done about it, and the importance of science in the public debate.
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Speaking Of Water With Peter Gleick: California Drinking Water Bill
In the latest episode of Speaking of Water, host Eileen Wray-McCann speaks with Dr. Peter Gleick, President Emeritus of the Pacific Institute, on a new bill in California that directs some $130 million dollars to improve access to clean drinking water for many state residents.
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The Daily Digest: Peter Gleick on the CA’s drinking water bill
But the reality is that even in this country, there are many, many people without access to what most of us think of as safe, affordable, clean water and sanitation.But the reality is that even in this country, there are many, many people without access to what most of us think of as safe, affordable, clean water and sanitation.
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The Future of Hydropower Energy
What does the future hold for the world’s largest renewable energy source, hydropower? Hydropower is an incredibly old source of energy, tracing its usage back to the watermills that have been a staple of civilisations since ancient times.
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Study: More than 200,000 Californians lacked toilets or hot and cold running water in 2015
A new report from the Pacific Institute finds that in 2015, 208,000 Californians lacked toilets, while 211,000 lacked hot and cold running water. Slightly more than half the individuals without toilets and hot and cold running water were homeless, but nearly half resided in homes with incomplete plumbing.
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Tropical Storm Barry Could Hit the Gulf Coast With ‘Unprecedented’ Flooding. Climate Change Is Likely to Blame
The Mississippi River is already bursting as a result of months of flooding in the midwest and south — and Tropical Storm Barry is about to make the situation more dire.
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Would You Drink Water Out of a Can?
PepsiCo said Thursday that it would test-market canned Aquafina water early next year as a more environmentally friendly alternative to plastic bottles. About the last thing Selena James wants to do is drink water from a can.
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Can Providing Bathrooms to Homeless Protect California’s Water Quality?
Each day, people living on the streets and camping along waterways across California face the same struggle – finding clean drinking water and a place to wash and go to the bathroom.
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No, Canned Water Will Not Save the Planet
Ever & Ever believes people care enough about the planet to stop drinking water from disposable plastic bottles. But not enough to give up packaged liquids.
