Florida’s Big Dig
The story of the Intracoastal and other thoughts on water, waterways, land, and ecology
Month: December 2015
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For many, the topic of ‘saving our water’ immediately causes the rolling of eyes much like the late British comedian Marty Feldman in “Young Frankenstein.” But only a cursory review of my posts on the National Drought Monitor makes us realize that Our supply of potable water is limited. Southern California is experiencing its fifth…
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Going With the Flow
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Two thousand years ago, the land was an alluvial plain. Over the next thousand years, the Dutch built dikes around the highest land. In more recent times, the Dutch added the familiar Windmill pumps, and today pumps dot the landscape of The Netherlands to remove water accumulated from the deadliest of storms. This particular set of…
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Furosemide Blues
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Top Story: California’s Cumulative Water Savings Continue to Meet Governor’s Ongoing Conservation Mandate
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Book Discussion on Florida’s Big Dig
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United States Drought Monitor > Home
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Americans Held Hostage in Iran Win Compensation 36 Years Later
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Port Everglades, Fla., Expansion Project This year, 2015, the Chief of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers in Washington, D.C.., approved increases in various dimensions of Port Everglades, Florida, widening some areas, lengthening others, and deepening still others, to allow the Port to compete with the gigantic Panamax vessels planned for use in a…