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Rooted in the Land, One Kansas Rancher Manages the Ecosystem as a Whole
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Sunlight, soil, water, ruminants – it is all a big cycle at…
Choke Point: Meghalaya’s “Swiss-Cheesed” Hills, Increasing Violence a Stark Reminder of Cost of Coal
To the best of anyone’s knowledge – and that includes a tribunal of senior jurists who heard testimony in the state capitol, Shillong, on January 24 – 15 men drowned in a coal mine in Meghalaya’s mineral-rich Garo Hills on July 6, 2012.
Groundhog Day & California’s Drought
Like the 1993 classic film starring Bill Murray, the state is stuck in a perpetual time loop of drought, wildfire, and civic dispute, according to managing editor Aubrey Ann Parker.
Pete Seeger’s Lifetime of Water Songs
An unstoppable force of American folk culture, Pete performed at Croton Point, New York, at 87 years old in June 2006. <
Abu Dhabi Slowly Pursues Water-Conserving, Renewable Energy Path
A plan for when fuel runs out.
#1 in Top 50 Water Blogs of 2013
Did you see that Circle of Blue was ranked #1 in the "content excellence" category on the list of Top 50 Water Blogs of 2013?
As We Use More Water, Consume More Energy and Grain, The Earth Is Pushing Back Hard
PRAGUE -- City Square erupted at the start of the 2014 New Year with a deafening and blazing midnight fusilade of rockets and cannon blasts.
California’s Historically Dry 2013 Redefines Drought
Even the soggy parts of California saw less rain than Phoenix.
Texas A&M University Unveils North American Soil Moisture Database
The database is one step toward better information about the…
Torrent of Water and Questions Pour From India’s Himalayas
One year later, Circle of Blue's senior editor Keith Schneider returns to India for our second round of reporting on water, food, energy problems in the region.