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The Waterkeeper Alliance
May 13, 2010
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. introduces the work of the Waterkeeper Alliance.
The Beaver Solution: Beaver Dams Instead of Concrete Dams
May 13, 2010
The Land Council recommends the reintroduction of Beavers in Washington. Beavers will build dams which store water and increase creek flows in the late summer.
Que Viva el Arte De Regando
May 13, 2010
Andrew Mascareñas' story of the importance of flood irrigating to his family and to the culture of New Mexico.
All Hands on Deck
by Riki Ott
May 13, 2010
What can you do to respond to the Gulf oil spill?
It’s Everybody’s Water
May 13, 2010
It's time we fall in love with the bundle of atoms that makes Earth possible.
Just the Facts :: Water Edition
May 13, 2010
16 astonishing, sobering, and hopeful water facts.
Ancient Traditions Keep Desert Waters Flowing
by Arturo Sandoval
May 13, 2010
New Mexico's acequias—communal irrigation canals—still function as a tool to preserve and share scarce desert water.
3 Big Ideas to Make Water Last
by Doug Pibel, Illustrations by Alexandre Dumas
May 13, 2010
How to take care of our water, share it, and live within our means.
Quote: Agnes Baker Pilgrim
May 13, 2010
A quote from Agnes Baker Pilgrim, from the Water Solutions issue of YES! Magazine. Download it here.
Leave It to Beavers?
by Ashlee Green
May 13, 2010
Nature's water engineers can restore river channels.
YES! Film Picks: A Sea Change, The Good Soldier, Trouble the Water
by Jeff Parsons
May 13, 2010
Reviews of our favorite films for the Summer 2010.
Roads Aren’t Just for Cars Anymore
by Jeff Raderstrong
May 13, 2010
The Americas have lagged behind Europe in promoting bicycle transportation, but recent government efforts may change that.
Public Housing Goes Green
by Jeff Raderstrong
May 13, 2010
Throughout the last year, green public housing projects have been built or proposed in several major cities.
Climate Talks End With People’s Agreement
by Jim Shultz
May 13, 2010
Just the Facts :: Water Footprints
by Berit Anderson
May 13, 2010
How much water do we use? More than any other country, it turns out. And we could save a lot.