Colorado Battles Largest Wildfire in State History
Olivia Rosane – For the second time this year, Colorado is battling the largest wildfire in state history.
TAG: drought
900 Year Drought Reversed with New Water Desalination Technology
Christina Sarich – The era of water desalinization is upon us.
Chemtrails, ET’s & Alien Technology – The Covert Conquest of a Dying Planet
V. Susan Ferguson – The link between advanced technology, ET’s and the black budget projects.
Nestle Pays Only $524 to Extract 27,000,000 Gallons of California Drinking Water
Claire Bernish – Putting the potential profit for Nestle in the tens of billions.
Massive Global Tree Die-Off Linked to Geoengineering
Buck Rogers – The worst drought in 1200 years isn’t the only thing killing California’s trees.
California Drought: A Surprising Cause?
Sayer Ji & Keith Bell – The rain comes from the soil, and the soil is heavily poisoned…
5 Signs the California Drought Could Get Worse
Anastasia Pantsios – California is entering its fourth year of drought and it appears to be getting much worse.
How Much Water Does The California Oil Industry Actually Use?
Mike Gaworecki – No one knows exactly how much water the California oil industry is using.
Fracking Pollutes California Water While Individuals Suffer
Jefferey Jaxen – As California lawmakers decide if resident ‘water wasters’ should face jail time as a drought strikes the state, water agencies are busy working on higher rates and fees to penalize individual residents.
Is the California Drought a Geoengineered False Flag Event?
Jamie Lee – Is the serious ongoing drought in California geoengineered in order for government to usurp more control over resources and people?
What’s to Blame for Our Dying Planet?
Catherine J. Frompovich – Every day, commonplace humans who live, work, and try to make ends meet are being blamed for ruining Planet Earth. Why?
Monster Wells: How Much Water is Used in Fracking?
Mike Gaworecki – Some fracking wells are using 10-25 million gallons each, and much of this is fresh water…
Fracking Is Making California’s Drought Worse
Mike G, DeSmogBlog Waking Times California is in the middle of an epic water shortage, with nearly 80% of the state experiencing “extreme or exceptional” drought conditions. Check out this animated map to get a sense of how extensively the drought has impacted the Golden State. Things have gotten so bad that California enlisted Lady …
The Perfect Storm – Grow Local or Grow Hungry?
Jamie Lee, Contributor Waking Times Most of us who live in the United States have always assumed that our food would be available in abundance at our commercial grocery stores at affordable prices, at least for the past three generations. Most have never spent a thought about what they would do if their basic weekly …
California Farmers Demand Fracking Moratorium in Worst Drought in History
Food & Water Watch Waking Times With drought jeopardizing California agriculture, farmers across the state urge Governor Brown to place a moratorium on water-intensive fracking. California farmers, grappling with a record drought that’s parching their fields and livelihoods, call on Governor Jerry Brown to place a moratorium on the water-intensive extreme oil and gas extraction …
Fracking Away Our Water Supply
Farron Cousins, DeSmogBlog Waking Times As many areas of the country experience severe droughts, the fight for clean, fresh water is becoming vital to survival for many American citizens. The problem has been made worse by the expansion of hydraulic fracturing (fracking), which gobbles up hundreds of millions (billions, according to some estimates) of gallonsof potable water …
Drought, Fracking, Coal and Nukes Wreak Havoc on Fresh Water Supplies
Eco-Watch Waking Times On Aug. 12, Unit 2 of the Millstone Nuclear Power Station in Connecticut—which provides half of Connecticut’s power and 12 percent of New England’s—was shut down because the seawater used to cool the plant was too warm. For the last few months EcoWatch has been covering what’s become the worst drought in the U.S. …
12 Innovations to Combat Drought, Improve Food Security and Stabilize Food Prices
Seyyada A. Burney, Nourishing the Planet Waking Times Soaring temperatures and low precipitation could not occur at a worse time for many farmers in the U.S. Intensifying drought conditions are affecting corn and soybean crops throughout the Midwest, raising grain prices as well as concerns about future food prices. The U.S. Drought Monitor reports that …