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16968_32 Recent Bookmarks in Lighter Footstep Tagged With "water"

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    Visit Top 10 Ways to Help Save Our Oceans Top 10 Ways to Help Save Our Oceans

    http://www.nature.org/pressroom/press/press3549.html

    World Ocean Day, June 8th, Highlights Threats to Oceans around the World, and Opportunities to Help Improve the Health of our Seas.

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    Visit How to Save 83% of the World's Coral Reef Species How to Save 83% of the World's Coral Reef Species

    http://www.nature.org/initiatives/protectedareas/features/art24892.html

    Coral reefs provide the world with goods and services worth US$375 billion annually, but scientists estimate that 70% of all corals reefs could be lost by 2050. Now a new initiative aims to conserve an astounding 83% of the world's coral species, … More

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    Visit Potty Tech: Which Is Greener, Toilet Paper Or A Bidet? Potty Tech: Which Is Greener, Toilet Paper Or A Bidet?

    http://ecotechdaily.com/2008/05/21/potty-tech-which-is-greener-toilet-paper-or-bidet/

    Is the bidet good green bathroom tech? We take a look at the Biffy Personal Rinse — and whether or not it makes good eco sense to take a pass on toilet paper.

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    Visit Water Company and Nature Conservancy in Joint Venture Water Company and Nature Conservancy in Joint Venture

    http://www.westport-news.com/ci_7460512

    In what is being described as a one-of-a-kind model for water-supply management, the Aquarion Water Company and the Nature Conservancy (TNC) have established a water-management partnership that will attempt to hold sufficient water in reserve for … More

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    Visit Explosives Aid Wetland Restoration, Endangered Species in Oregon Explosives Aid Wetland Restoration, Endangered Species in Oregon

    http://www.nature.org/wherewework/northamerica/states/oregon/about/art22854.html

    First come the blasts: The thunderous sounds of more than 100 tons of explosives ripping through tightly packed soil. Then, the water — more than 2,500 acres flooded in less than an hour. This isn’t a scene from a Hollywood blockbuster. It… More

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    Visit Major Explosions to Restore Wetlands in Oregon's Klamath Basin Major Explosions to Restore Wetlands in Oregon's Klamath Basin

    http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/10/prweb565374.htm

    Today, The Nature Conservancy and partners will detonate approximately two miles of levees to restore wetlands at the Conservancy’s 7,400 acre Williamson River Delta Preserve in southern Oregon. This will require 100 tons of explosives at four loc… More

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    Visit Largest Freshwater Marine Conservation Area in the World Created in Canada Largest Freshwater Marine Conservation Area in the World Created in Canada

    http://www.naturecanada.ca/newsroom_oct_25_07_NMCA.asp

    The Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area will extend roughly 140 kilometres east of Thunder Bay, protecting endangered trout populations, caribou, peregrine falcons, eagles and herons. At one million hectares it will be the largest fres… More

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    Visit What Lies Beneath: Taking Karst Conservation International What Lies Beneath: Taking Karst Conservation International

    http://www.nature.org/wherewework/northamerica/states/arkansas/projectprofiles/art22713.html

    Caves and drinking water: what's the connection? Twelve percent of the Earth's surface is covered by karst terrain -- porous layers of limestone and other bedrock that are often underlaid by thousands of caves. And 25 percent of humanity relies on… More

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    Visit Nature Conservancy on the Top 10 Threats to Oceans and Coasts in South America Nature Conservancy on the Top 10 Threats to Oceans and Coasts in South America

    http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/08/south_american_coasts.php

    A new report by The Nature Conservancy checks off the top 10 threats to marine conservation in South America. The No. 1 villain: Overfishing, but developmental pressures and myriad environmental challenges are no slouches either.

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    Visit European Waters: Fighting for Survival European Waters: Fighting for Survival

    http://www.nature.org/initiatives/marine/features/art21994.html

    An estimated 80% of life on earth depends on healthy oceans and coasts, but a new report states that Europe's coastal marine regions are largely degraded. So are we acting too late to save important coastal areas?

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