- Local control over forest resources improves sustainability.
- The Cost of Energy has good stuff on politics. This post details a GMU professor and climate skeptic who plagiarized and made up data. Whoops!
- Speaking of energy, Saudi Arabia is moving to raise water prices from their current level of 99.6% subsidy. It may be possible to spend oil to get water, but it's expensive.
- Speaking of blogs, here are 30 that "cover" water, including this one. I was annoyed to see that many were neither blogs, nor up to date.
- Why not? On the Public Record gives good advice: Don't blog unless you love it. The California Farm Water coalition "blog" fails that test. Their "blog" is just a bunch of news clippings. Better to read aquafornia. (Small bitch: OTPR went on holiday and shut off comments. I removed it from the list of awesome blogs because its awesome is too infrequent.)
21 October 2010
Speed blogging
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lmao "Small bitch: OTPR went on holiday and shut off comments. I removed it from the list of awesome blogs because its awesome is too infrequent."
I'm blogging on finance and water:
http://www.AqueousAdvisors.com/blog.html
The most recent post touches on the underpricing of water -- it's mostly about a recent report, with risks to water bonds from water supply.
Mathewfrank: as far as I can tell, you have no RSS feed, and that's my sole means of tracking blogs these days...
I also blog about water and a number of conservation issues. The site is www.bluegranola.com
~Justine
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