Badlands Journal
Social, Economic, and Environmental Justice
I apologize for not making entries to Badlands in recent days. Following a bout of heat shock, I did not follow the advice of a fire-fighting friend, tried to do too much the next day, fell and among other wounds, broke my right hand. which has made typing difficult. I now have a more manageable cast for another month and will return to my duties, even if a bit tardy.
I apologize for not making entries to Badlands in recent days. Following a bout of heat shock, I did not follow the advice of a fire-fighting friend, tried to do too much the next day, fell and among other wounds, broke my right hand. which has made typing difficult. I now have a more manageable cast for another month and will return to my duties, even if a bit tardy.
I apologize for not making entries to Badlands in recent days. Following a bout of heat shock, I did not follow the advice of a fire-fighting friend, tried to do too much the next day, fell and among other wounds, broke my right hand. which has made typing difficult. I now have a more manageable cast for another month and will return to my duties, even if a bit tardy.
World-grain.com
China hungry for more
06.20.2022
By Susan Reidy
5-31-22
Wall Street Journal
Cracks Appear in Western Front Against Russia's War in Ukraine
Bojan Pancevski, Drew Hinshaw
Cracks Appear in Western Front Against Russia's War in Ukraine (msn.com)Re
The San Luis Reservoir provides drinking water for the Santa Clara Valley, parts of the San Joaquin Valley and much of Southern California. It's just something the state Department of Water Resources forgot to mention in its press release. Ordinarily, it would also provide much irrigation water for agriculture but that has been largely curtailed this year due to drought-- blj
May 31, 2022
Contact:
Maggie Macias, Information Officer, Department of Water Resources
Bravo Turlock, a positive attempt to cope with global warming. Curiously missing from the story is any mention of University of California, Merced. But, speak Memory: the first chancellor of that institution, known locally as the Cowgirl Chancellor for her blue-and-gold cowgirl boots, never failed to correct herself and others 20 years ago, imperially insisting that global warming was to be called "climate change" and "climate change" only. UC Merced probably doesn't want to be associated with any project that admits global warming exists.
Ordinarily, we wouldn't post an article this old about a major player in a war, but because there is no sense of history or context in what most of our media is telling us, or else another concealed historical motive is the guide, this well researched and written article is as timely as ever, perhaps more timely. -- bl
5-20-22
US Geological Survey
USGS Scientists Explain How Aquifer Compaction is Measured
By California Water Science Center
California Water Science Center
A recent tour of California’s Central Valley given by the nonprofit organization Water Education Foundation included a stop at the USGS California Water Science Center’s extensometer near Porterville.