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  1. Dear relatives,

    Today, on World Day for , we honor the life-giving power and fragile beauty of the world’s glaciers—guardians of our planet’s freshwater and climate balance. Glaciers have shaped landscapes for millennia, and for many Indigenous Peoples, they hold deep spiritual significance as sacred beings that sustain life and connection to the land.

    In solidarity,
    Water Protector Legal Collective

    mailchi.mp/waterprotectorlegal

  2. starts Friday (Today!). Here's why people are boycotting and the brands are included

    azcentral.com/story/entertainm

    "This is not just another boycott," Schwarz said. "It is a direct hit to one of the most corrupt global corporations there is." ...because of its practice of pumping fresh water on federal land for a low cost and reselling it as bottled water.

  3. The Vital Role Of Water: Safeguarding Our Most Precious Resource

    forbes.com/councils/forbesbusi

    Water purification technologies offer a unique fusion of profitability and purpose, positioning forward-thinking investors at the forefront of a global movement toward cleaner, more sustainable water.

  4. Dressed For Dancing

    Pareidolia: (n.) the instinct to seek familiar forms in disordered images like clouds or constellations; the perception of random stimulus as significant.

    Now that winter is close to over ,
    (and before we get to a drying world),
    What do you see?

    In Hawaii, one of the most important sayings is ola i ka wai, "water is life"

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography

  5. Water wars are coming, conflicts and corruption are on the rise

    dallasnews.com/opinion/comment

    Those living in the West will feel it first in their pockets as they do their weekly food shop, thanks to reduced crop yields, the higher cost of keeping livestock, and enforced changes to transport and logistics, including shipping routes.

  6. We live on this Earth 24/7, not just on 4/22.
    We should always think of it as our home.

    As an Earthian, I fully support Green Power every day.

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography #earthday2024 #GreenPower

  7. Lliam Greguez's ICE photo series is a profound and beautifully rendered collection that speaks to the impermanent yet impactful essence of the natural world. Each photograph is not only a visual delight but also an invitation to pause and reflect on the often-overlooked splendors of the environment.

    contemporaryartcuratormagazine

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography

  8. Drought Unfolding As 'Unprecedented' Planetary-Scale Emergency

    "The Global Drought Snapshot report speaks volumes about the urgency of this crisis and building global resilience to it. With the frequency and severity of drought events increasing, as reservoir levels dwindle and crop yields decline, as we continue to lose biological diversity and famines spread, transformational change is needed."

    newsweek.com/drought-unfolding


  9. 'Disastrous': Michigan Regulators Approve Enbridge Line 5 Expansion

    "Today's decision is another notch in a long history of ignoring the rights of tribal nations," said Whitney Gravelle, president of the Bay Mills Indian Community. "We must act now to protect the peoples of the Great Lakes from an oil spill, to lead our communities out of the fossil fuel era, and to preserve the shared lands and waters in Michigan for all of us."

    commondreams.org/news/enbridge


  10. This lead-pipe map shows where your state ranks

    Whether it’s for showering, drinking, washing the dishes, or making ice cubes for your nightly gin and tonic, water is humanity’s most precious resource. However, much of the aging infrastructure that delivers water through our communities and into our houses is in dire need of modernization.

    Now the Biden administration is proposing that we do just that.

    fastcompany.com/90991052/lead-


  11. A Griffith-led study has assessed whether basic human water needs can be met without exceeding safe and just Earth system boundaries (ESBs) for surface and groundwater (blue water), defined to protect people and planet.

    "Withdrawal and consumption of surface water, primarily by irrigation for agriculture and the widespread proliferation of dams has impacted on aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems worldwide, putting natural systems at risk,"

    phys.org/news/2023-11-explores


  12. @DoomsdaysCW

    BlueTriton seeks up to 45-year pumping contracts, perhaps part of the reason they worked to stall the proposed legislation with an “amendment” from a powerful lobbyist that would “gut” the measure, the Times reported.

    “We couldn’t believe it. Their amendment strikes the entire bill,” Maine Rep. Christopher Kessler said. “all this happened behind closed doors, the public doesn’t know that Poland Spring stalled the process.”

    thecooldown.com/green-business

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife

  13. A wealth of underground water helped create America, its vast cities and bountiful farmland. Now, Americans are squandering that inheritance.

    Nearly half the sites have declined significantly over the past 40 years as more water has been pumped out than nature can replenish.

    nytimes.com/interactive/2023/0

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife

  14. Arizona is evicting a Saudi alfalfa farm, but the thirsty crop isn’t going anywhere
    The state’s decision will do little to solve a water shortage largely driven by irrigated agriculture.

    grist.org/agriculture/arizona-

  15. Arizona governor Katie Hobbs said this week her administration is terminating state land leases that for years have given a Saudi-owned farm nearly unfettered access to pump groundwater in the dry southwestern state.

    Fondomonte Arizona, the Saudi Arabian company operating a subsidiary of Almarai Co., was using water pumped from underground there to grow alfalfa, one of the most water-intensive crops there is.

    apnews.com/article/saudi-arabi

  16. The bottled water industry has both subtly and overtly spread doubt about the safety of public tap water, positioning its product as the safer alternative.

    Water utilities will need to enter the battle over public perception and communicate to residents that tap water is not only far more affordable and environmentally sustainable than bottled water but in most cases as safe or safer.

    fastcompany.com/90951506/the-t

  17. #Aquapreneurs Needed

    The current state of global freshwater is a reflection of our failure to manage our fundamental needs. In the last few decades, we have managed to threaten the very resource that makes life as we know it possible on this planet. However, everything is not lost and there is still hope, but we need innovation and water-focused entrepreneurs or “aquapreneurs”.

    weforum.org/agenda/2022/11/cop via @wef

    youtu.be/Jvkj8ecrLSg?si=1YSCH7

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife

  18. Nestle (BlueTriton Brands) is sucking up local water around the world. Do Not drink their plastic encased water.

    walesonline.co.uk/news/nestl-e

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    Everyone
    Makasa Looking Horse says the company formerly known as Nestle, is 'making millions off our water'

    cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/ma

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