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Ancient man believed there were four states of matter: Earth, Wind, Water, and Fire. Today, modern science has proven there are actually four states of matter: Solid, Gas, Liquid, and Plasma. Thank God for progress.” -Kelvin R. Throop III – Kelvin Throop	added by kidcash912 2 months ago
When you look at public opinion data from pre-Covid, during Covid and whatever this period is now; there is something different in the water in Alberta from a cultural-political perspective. – Duane Bratt	Found on New York Times 11 months ago
We were very very lucky children! I pray that our future generations have as much fun, in whatever way! We should at least try to leave enough water, greenery, forests .. simple means of human sustenance .. if for no other reason but to repay Nature's debt on all of us..who enjoyed nature's charity to the hilt selfishly..when it was meant for ALL human beings including children of the future .. – Rooma Mehra	added by karlhartmann_1 11 months ago
If they made diving boards six inches shorter, think how much sooner you'd be in the water. – Piet Hein	added by dan.ohad 11 months ago
But if it melts really quickly, which is probably going to happen because we have these late snows and now we’re right up against warm temperatures, then you get the water just rushing over the land and not taking time to charge the aquifers and just evaporating off the surface, then it seems counter intuitive, but less water will make it to the lake in that case. – Bonnie Baxter	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Never have I seen anything like this, ever, i’ve never seen this volume of water, and I’ve seen (Hurricane) Katrina. I’ve seen many more hurricanes. – Jeremy Ennis	Found on CNN 1 year ago
With Juice, we want to confirm there’s liquid water in these moons, confirm their heat sources. Other instruments will be able to remotely sense whether there’s organic material on the surface as well. And so it’s putting all of those ingredients together. – Michele Dougherty	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Typically, if a hippo is going to be attacking, you’ll see it coming way before. There will be that bow wave. … If you slap the water, the percussion 99.9 times out of 100 will turn the hippo, if you’re in a canoe and a hippo knocks you in the water, get away from the canoe. The hippo is going for this big shape, getting it off its territory. – Paul Templer	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Hippos usually come out of water late in the evening and at night to forage, so avoid trekking along the river at that time. – Philip Muruthi	Found on CNN 1 year ago
My world went dark and strangely quiet. from the waist down, I could feel the water. I could feel I was wet in the river. From my waist up, it was different. I was warm, and it wasn’t wet like the river, but it wasn’t dry either. And it was just incredible pressure on my lower back. I tried to move around; I couldn’t. – Paul Templer	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Most of the attacks happen in the water, but because hippos raid crops on farms, there are also attacks on people trying to protect their crops. There are some tourists, but largely the attacks are happening to local residents. – Rebecca Lewison	Found on CNN 1 year ago
While it’s encouraging, it’s great, the long-term trend here has been continued drought and water shortages, but there’s a chance even with a good water year that it just kind of pushes the curve out a few months and we have to continue our planning process accordingly. – Tommy Beaudreau	Found on CNN 1 year ago
What you’re going to see in the coming months are additional announcements of deploying and awarding [federal] funding to communities throughout the basin in order to conserve water, you’re going to see a steady drumbeat of that. – Tommy Beaudreau	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Because it is occasionally possible, just for brief moments, to find the words that will unlock the doors of all those many mansions inside the head and express something - perhaps not much, just something - of the crush of information that presses in on us from the way a crow flies over and the way a man walks and the look of a street and from what we did one day a dozen years ago. Words that will express something of the deep complexity that makes us precisely the way we are, from the momentary effect of the barometer to the force that created men distinct from trees. Something of the inaudible music that moves us along in our bodies from moment to moment like water in a river. Something of the spirit of the snowflake in the water of the river. Something of the duplicity and the relativity and the merely fleeting quality of all this. Something of the almighty importance of it and something of the utter meaninglessness. And when words can manage something of this, and manage it in a moment, of time, and in that same moment, make out of it all the vital signature of a human being - not of an atom, or of a geometrical diagram, or of a heap of lenses - but a human being, we call it poetry. – Ted Hughes	added by JokerGem 1 year ago
At first, I thought it was my water bottle leaking, as I then turned to my left and I looked down, I saw the head of the snake receding back underneath my seat. – Rudolf Erasmus	Found on CNN 1 year ago
When the well's dry, we know the worth of water. – Benjamin Franklin	added by Greying_Geezer 1 year ago
When the well’s dry, we know the worth of water. – Ben Franklin	added by Greying_Geezer 1 year ago
We measure snowpack wall-to-wall over mountains from aircraft using lasers and spectrometers, from that information, we can then know the full distribution of how much water there is in a mountain snowpack and also how fast it’s going to melt. That’s allowed us then to change forecast errors from being pretty large to very small and really dramatically changed water management in the west. – Tom Painter	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Any drinking water contaminants that may affect the developing human brain deserve intense scrutiny. – Beate Ritz	Found on CNN 1 year ago
It’s an interesting association, but causation is definitely not proven, we have to see if there’s a viable and biologically plausible mechanism by which a small amount of lithium in the water supply can somehow do this, yet pharmacologic dosing of lithium in women with bipolar disorder has not been reported to be causing increased risk of ASD. – Max Wiznitzer	Found on CNN 1 year ago
The shutdown we are seeing now is completely avoidable, decisions made during the drought deprived salmon of the water that they need to survive. By doing so, they took away our livelihood. – John McManus	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Climate change is expected to be detrimental to Pacific salmon populations at every life stage, we know that the salmon need cold and clean freshwater for spawning and for growth, and that climate change and this megadrought have decreased water flows and increased river temperatures in a way that’s lethal for salmon. – Ben Enticknap	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Every single drop of water and every single snowflake is welcome, but it cannot be an excuse to kick that can down the road, to not make difficult decisions that have to be made. – Michael Bennet	Found on CNN 1 year ago
I believe very strongly these water issues are best decided at the state level, the Western senators can play an important role in trying to backstop the consensus the states can come to. This is a real crisis for the American west and potentially for our future. – Michael Bennet	Found on CNN 1 year ago

Ancient man believed there were four states of matter: Earth, Wind, Water, and Fire. Today, modern science has proven there are actually four states of matter: Solid, Gas, Liquid, and Plasma. Thank God for progress.” -Kelvin R. Throop III

– Kelvin Throop

added by kidcash912
2 months ago

When you look at public opinion data from pre-Covid, during Covid and whatever this period is now; there is something different in the water in Alberta from a cultural-political perspective.

– Duane Bratt

Found on New York Times
11 months ago

We were very very lucky children! I pray that our future generations have as much fun, in whatever way! We should at least try to leave enough water, greenery, forests .. simple means of human sustenance .. if for no other reason but to repay Nature's debt on all of us..who enjoyed nature's charity to the hilt selfishly..when it was meant for ALL human beings including children of the future ..

– Rooma Mehra

added by karlhartmann_1
11 months ago

If they made diving boards six inches shorter, think how much sooner you'd be in the water.

– Piet Hein

added by dan.ohad
11 months ago

But if it melts really quickly, which is probably going to happen because we have these late snows and now we’re right up against warm temperatures, then you get the water just rushing over the land and not taking time to charge the aquifers and just evaporating off the surface, then it seems counter intuitive, but less water will make it to the lake in that case.

– Bonnie Baxter

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Never have I seen anything like this, ever, i’ve never seen this volume of water, and I’ve seen (Hurricane) Katrina. I’ve seen many more hurricanes.

– Jeremy Ennis

Found on CNN
1 year ago

With Juice, we want to confirm there’s liquid water in these moons, confirm their heat sources. Other instruments will be able to remotely sense whether there’s organic material on the surface as well. And so it’s putting all of those ingredients together.

– Michele Dougherty

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Typically, if a hippo is going to be attacking, you’ll see it coming way before. There will be that bow wave. … If you slap the water, the percussion 99.9 times out of 100 will turn the hippo, if you’re in a canoe and a hippo knocks you in the water, get away from the canoe. The hippo is going for this big shape, getting it off its territory.

– Paul Templer

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Hippos usually come out of water late in the evening and at night to forage, so avoid trekking along the river at that time.

– Philip Muruthi

Found on CNN
1 year ago

My world went dark and strangely quiet. from the waist down, I could feel the water. I could feel I was wet in the river. From my waist up, it was different. I was warm, and it wasn’t wet like the river, but it wasn’t dry either. And it was just incredible pressure on my lower back. I tried to move around; I couldn’t.

– Paul Templer

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Most of the attacks happen in the water, but because hippos raid crops on farms, there are also attacks on people trying to protect their crops. There are some tourists, but largely the attacks are happening to local residents.

– Rebecca Lewison

Found on CNN
1 year ago

While it’s encouraging, it’s great, the long-term trend here has been continued drought and water shortages, but there’s a chance even with a good water year that it just kind of pushes the curve out a few months and we have to continue our planning process accordingly.

– Tommy Beaudreau

Found on CNN
1 year ago

What you’re going to see in the coming months are additional announcements of deploying and awarding [federal] funding to communities throughout the basin in order to conserve water, you’re going to see a steady drumbeat of that.

– Tommy Beaudreau

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Because it is occasionally possible, just for brief moments, to find the words that will unlock the doors of all those many mansions inside the head and express something - perhaps not much, just something - of the crush of information that presses in on us from the way a crow flies over and the way a man walks and the look of a street and from what we did one day a dozen years ago. Words that will express something of the deep complexity that makes us precisely the way we are, from the momentary effect of the barometer to the force that created men distinct from trees. Something of the inaudible music that moves us along in our bodies from moment to moment like water in a river. Something of the spirit of the snowflake in the water of the river. Something of the duplicity and the relativity and the merely fleeting quality of all this. Something of the almighty importance of it and something of the utter meaninglessness. And when words can manage something of this, and manage it in a moment, of time, and in that same moment, make out of it all the vital signature of a human being - not of an atom, or of a geometrical diagram, or of a heap of lenses - but a human being, we call it poetry.

– Ted Hughes

added by JokerGem
1 year ago

At first, I thought it was my water bottle leaking, as I then turned to my left and I looked down, I saw the head of the snake receding back underneath my seat.

– Rudolf Erasmus

Found on CNN
1 year ago

When the well's dry, we know the worth of water.

– Benjamin Franklin

added by Greying_Geezer
1 year ago

When the well’s dry, we know the worth of water.

– Ben Franklin

added by Greying_Geezer
1 year ago

We measure snowpack wall-to-wall over mountains from aircraft using lasers and spectrometers, from that information, we can then know the full distribution of how much water there is in a mountain snowpack and also how fast it’s going to melt. That’s allowed us then to change forecast errors from being pretty large to very small and really dramatically changed water management in the west.

– Tom Painter

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Any drinking water contaminants that may affect the developing human brain deserve intense scrutiny.

– Beate Ritz

Found on CNN
1 year ago

It’s an interesting association, but causation is definitely not proven, we have to see if there’s a viable and biologically plausible mechanism by which a small amount of lithium in the water supply can somehow do this, yet pharmacologic dosing of lithium in women with bipolar disorder has not been reported to be causing increased risk of ASD.

– Max Wiznitzer

Found on CNN
1 year ago

The shutdown we are seeing now is completely avoidable, decisions made during the drought deprived salmon of the water that they need to survive. By doing so, they took away our livelihood.

– John McManus

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Climate change is expected to be detrimental to Pacific salmon populations at every life stage, we know that the salmon need cold and clean freshwater for spawning and for growth, and that climate change and this megadrought have decreased water flows and increased river temperatures in a way that’s lethal for salmon.

– Ben Enticknap

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Every single drop of water and every single snowflake is welcome, but it cannot be an excuse to kick that can down the road, to not make difficult decisions that have to be made.

– Michael Bennet

Found on CNN
1 year ago

I believe very strongly these water issues are best decided at the state level, the Western senators can play an important role in trying to backstop the consensus the states can come to. This is a real crisis for the American west and potentially for our future.

– Michael Bennet

Found on CNN
1 year ago

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