Comments on: What’s your water footprint?

By: Monday Moment of Zen

Monday Moment of Zen — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 13:40:47 +0000

[...] the sound of flowing water? Water is perhaps the pervasive, powerful and peaceful element on Earth. Water sustains our life, gives our canvas inspiration and fills our days with adventure. What is your favorite way to enjoy [...]

By: 50 Ways to Use Less Oil

50 Ways to Use Less Oil — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 15:33:48 +0000

[...] 42.) Watch your water footprint. [...]

By: Uncle B

Uncle B — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 21:59:28 +0000

After the great republican depression subsides , and the cost of living is at rock bottom, like that of most third world countries, the average American citizens, those of us who survive the economic holocaust, the rapes of the cities by starving urban Anarchist mobs, the Asian money-men take-over and the death of the Union as it was in its best days, will fish for bare sustenance in the sewers the earlier American Empire made of the lakes, rivers and ponds of the country. Nuclear waste strewn about like garbage, by a power hungry greedy, uber-rich social order, the McCainanites, is hard to avoid, and as cancerous as ever, killing animals in the fields, contaminating veggies right in the Shanty gardens and lighting the landscape some evenings with an eerie glow. Water! we need Water, they cry out, those sick from radiation from a dozen busted broken looted reactors, but alas! every drop polluted by the “Black Rains” after the Asian invasion! Water! Water!, the new American cry, not oil this time. Water!

By: Travellohr

Travellohr — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 16:17:39 +0000

Good. Finally. I’ve always been horrified at water waste, seriously, even since I was a little kid – bizarre and hard to believe, I know. People seem to think there will always be enough water whereever they live – droughts are for other people. I think all lawn sprinkling should stop everywhere, as a very basic beginning step. Grass does not have to be green.