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California’s central valley aquifers may be gone in 2030s, Ogallala 2050-2070

April 6, 2019

California’s central valley aquifers may be gone in 2030s, Ogallala 2050-2070 Preface. Clearly the human population isn’t going to reach 10 billion or more. California grows one-third of the nation’s food, the 10 high-plains states over the Ogallala about a quarter of the nations food, and exports a great deal of food other nations as […]

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‘Great American Desert’ threatens to swallow eight US states as massive aquifer dries up

December 11, 2017

‘Great American Desert’ threatens to swallow eight US states as massive aquifer dries up The Ogallala aquifer is one of the world’s largest underground bodies of water, and many ecosystems and communities in the American West depend upon it – however the aquifer is in rapid decline due to over-exploitation of its resources. According to […]

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How Nebraskans are winning the fight against Keystone XL

January 28, 2015

How Nebraskans are winning the fight against Keystone XL Senate Democrats filibustered a measure yesterday that would speed up the vote on whether to approve the Keystone XL pipeline, which could take the decision on Keystone out of the hands of both the White House and the State Department. Known as cloture, the move — pushed by […]

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