Water: The Missing Link for Solving Climate Change
Co-authored by Martin Winiecki and Leila Dregger http://monika.berghoff@tamera.org
Water: The Missing Link for Solving Climate Change
Co-authored by Martin Winiecki and Leila Dregger http://monika.berghoff@tamera.org
[fb_vid id=”1897201583905829″]This concrete can absorb water to minimize the risk of a flooding on the streets 🌧
Ford Runs With Siblingsʼ Rainwater-Recycling Idea
Daniel and Lara Krohn’s idea to capture raindrops and reuse them for windshield washing won first prize in a local science competition, and now Ford has developed the system to work on a test car.
Rainwater harvesting, and Urban Food Forestry -The Transformation of Our Urban Home
This article is about how we partnered with my mother in law and transformed her property into a permaculture oasis.
Check out the link below for a free download of the new greywater handbook I collaborated on with Art Ludwig of Oasis Design.
https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/GWHB-ZL-8.5x11CounselEdition_LowRes.pdf
Check out the link below for a free download of the new greywater handbook I collaborated on with Art Ludwig of Oasis Design.
https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/GWHB-ZL-8.5x11CounselEdition_LowRes.pdf
Western Canada’s changing climate creating risk of water shortages
Cape Town is close to becoming the first major city in the world to run out of water. As the South African city confronts its water crisis, scientists in Canada warn that a similar situation is possible here.
As a water crisis looms in Cape Town, could it happen in Canada?
We think of Canada as a water-rich country, but we are not immune to water shortages or disasters. With some advance planning, Canada can avoid a water catastrophe.
The day that Cape Town South Africa runs out of water could be this year.
Cape Town will deploy army, police to protect water source after taps run dry on ‘Day Zero’
South Africa will use the country’s military to protect Cape Town’s water supply in the event the city of about four million is forced to shut off its taps on “Day Zero,” the day supplies dry up.