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  • Tag: drought

    America’s Dwindling Water Supply

    Americans are the world’s biggest water consumers. By 9 a.m., after showering, using the bathroom, brushing our teeth and having a cup of coffee, each of us typically has used more than 30 gallons of water. – cbsnews.com 

    Posted on January 15, 2010Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags drought, Environmental Associates, Great Lakes, water usage, world biggest water

    Is London Heading For a Water Crunch?

    Predictions indicate that the United Kingdom is headed toward future water shortages in both ground water and surface water sources.  blog.climatecrunch.co.uk

    Posted on October 12, 2009Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags drought, EAL, london, rapid population growth, reuse, severe water shortages, water crunch, water shortages

    Australia calls for urban water savings proposals in small towns and cities

    The Rudd Government is seeking proposals to develop and implement practical projects to help secure urban water supplies in Australian towns and cities with fewer than 50000 people. –  thegovmonitor.com

    Posted on October 5, 2009Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags Australia water, Australian water, drought, EAL, secure water supplies, Water Security Plan

    NY Times – Southeast Drought Study Ties Water Shortage to Population, Not Global Warming

    Researchers also concluded that rapid population growth was more responsible for the severe water shortages than rainfall patterns were. – NYTimes.com

    Posted on October 2, 2009Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags drought, EAL, overpopulation, rapid population growth, severe water shortages
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