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News | August 10, 2022
Water Resources To Become Less Predictable With Climate Change
Declining snowpack will cause more variability in runoff, streamflow
Water resources will fluctuate increasingly and become more and more difficult to predict in snow-dominated regions across the Northern Hemisphere by later this century, according to a comprehensive new climate change study ...
Nightshades
Shades of the dwindling day fade into the coming night.
The artful glow sinks in the sky as darkness shades the light.
Now rest your soul and tired limbs let sleep begin its play,
Your dreams and loves await you, on your pillow, where you lay.
The morning sun will dry the dew and the day will have its start,
and you'll awaken fresh and new with...
July 29, 2022
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When sharks are present in an ecosystem it is a positive sign of ocean health and abundance. As apex predators with diverse prey, sharks help prevent one species from monopolizing in a region, which then allows the overall diversity within an ecosystem to increase. Studies of marine areas with and without apex predators show ...
News Feature | August 3, 2022
Can A Pipeline Really Bring Drinking Water From Mississippi To The West?
By Peter Chawaga
With water scarcity growing across the world, water systems are getting creative in how they’re meeting consumption demand. For instance, Israel has launched the world’s first project to channel desalinated water into a natural ...
Can We Have A Word –
Or Should I Say Pictures,
About Critically Important Realities?
If we don't have a clear grasp of the magnitude of our circumstances,
we'll never remedy them.
By: Pem Schaeffer
August 6, 2022
As a lifelong engineer, I long long ago developed an intuitive sense of the relative ...
We Introduced the
Atomic Age 77 Years Ago.
What have we done since?
By: Bill Schoettler
August 7, 2022
Quite a few things, actually, We have fed the world, provided technology in multiple fields (agriculture, mechanics, medicine, energy, education, plus), and offered guidance (mostly unaccepted) in politics and civics and culture. We have ...
Our strength
By: Judd Garrett
Objectivity is the Objective
August 7, 2022
“Diversity is our strength.” They keep telling us that again and again and again, with such matter-of-fact certitude that we are supposed to take this assertion as self-evident. It is presented as a priori knowledge, accepted without empirical evidence, and cannot be ...
Nancy Pelosi’s Childlike Diplomacy Mirrors
America’s Childlike Posture Toward China
The Chinese have done and will do a
great deal of damage to America,
but not nearly as much as
we have done to ourselves.
By: Victor Davis Hanson
American Greatness
August 7, 2022
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s sin was not in ...
Who Has The High Ground?
The radical left's message is powerful but unnatural
By: Ben Domenech
The Transom
July 25, 2022
I had the welcome opportunity to join Mark Levin over the weekend for his Fox broadcast. I always like talking to Levin, he gives people the opportunity to speak for more than a minute, which is an eternity in television time. ...
