Water 50/50
Jay Famiglietti
The Burly Men of UCCHM Raise Water Awareness, by Stephanie Castle
Water conservation in Southern California has become a heightened issue among water users over the past decade. In the midst of a drought starting in 2005, University of California Center for Hydrologic Modeling (UCCHM) water researchers have relentlessly tried to share important research findings with policy makers and the public to expose the dire need … Continue reading
Grapple: Running Dry – November/December 2012 – Sierra Magazine – Sierra Club
Woe is Us: Running Dry, by Dashka Slater, Sierra Magazine
The Gravity of Water :
The Gravity of Water :.
In Depth: The futures of water | UCAR
In Depth: The futures of water | UCAR.
Thinking Big, Acting Small, and 5 Other Things I Do To Save Water
Thinking Big, Acting Small, and 5 Other Things I Do To Save Water.
Texas, Tom and Jerry, and a Thirsty Planet
Texas, Tom and Jerry, and a Thirsty Planet.
Princeton Alumni Weekly: Sounding the alarm
Princeton Alumni Weekly: Sounding the alarm.
TUGG Last Call at the Oasis to a Theater Near You
This post was originally published on the Huffington Post on June 19, 2012 Let’s face it. In the U. S., most of us have every expectation that when we turn on our faucets, a clear, crisp stream of cold (or hot, or any other temperature that our hearts’ desire), water will gush forth. In fact, … Continue reading
Rallying Around Our Known Unknowns: What We Don’t Know Will Hurt Us
The following will appear in the July 2012 newsletter of the AGU Hydrology Section as part of the Fellows Speak series. Given a rare opportunity to communicate to our section, I want to focus this note on some key things that we don’t know and can’t do, rather than patting ourselves on the back too … Continue reading
The Other Superhero Movie: The Feats of Strength of the Characters of Last Call at the Oasis
The Other Superhero Movie: The Feats of Strength of the Characters of Last Call at the Oasis.
