Climate change. Despite the protestations of the few, it’s pretty clear that climate change is real. And, the policies of TheDonald are simply going to bring about these changes more quickly.
Category Archives: Water
Not quite the enhancement we need
Whether you drink 4, 6, 8 or 12 glasses of water a day- we all know it’s critical to stay hydrated. And, despite the fact that i used to drink 20, 30, or 40 cups of coffee a day- that was not the way to hydrate one’s body. (I don’t drink that much coffee anymore- nor do I drink any pop.)
Mind your own beeswax!
For a while, I hated shopping at the kosher grocery store in Kemp Mill. Because you had to pay for each bag that you needed to take your groceries home.
Right from the air!
We know the next big series of wars is going to be over water. And, no, I’m not talking about how neighbors in California will be fighting over their water allocations (or even California fighting with Colorado). I’m talking about the vast portions of this Earth that are basically out of water.
Java Jive
You know that I spend a lot of time at a local coffee spot. Because I write about it all the time. So, it shouldn’t surprise you that I really enjoy coffee, as well. After all, we do know that US scientists and lab techs (both better known as research rats) are the heaviest coffee drinkers in the US. Plus, I’ve written about the new UCDavis program incorporating coffee technology into the ChemE program.
Water. Agriculture. Aquaculture. Antibiotic Resistance (3)
So, now we’re ready. We already know that we are buying and eating the delectable offerings of Chinese shrimp and catfish. Even if they try to claim they are Malaysian or even American.( What? You haven’t read Monday’s or Tuesday’s post? )
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Water. Agriculture. Aquaculture. Antibiotic Resistance (2)
The world’s water supply is in a precarious position. Even here in the US, we have more than a few places that now have endangered supplies. Some water supplies have been drawn down – by excessing farming, by careless residents who’ve never been taught the value of water conservation, even by poorly run industries that have polluted the supplies. (Fracking comes to mind, of course.)
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Water. Agriculture. Aquaculture. Antibiotic Resistance (1)
This blog has been gestating for a long time. Mostly because it will end up being a series of blogs- but the connection between them took a bit of doing. So, I’ve been massaging them to make the connection clearer.
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It’s in the bag????
When I used to travel three, four, five days a week, I always wanted to eat meat when I was home. Because I felt deprived of it when I wasn’t home. (Except in New York City- and less than ten locations in the rest of the US, it was hard to find kosher meals.)
P Power
Years ago, we were approached by one of the Port-O-Let dealers in Michigan. He had this idea he wanted us to help him develop.