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Use less water more effectively: in agriculture, hydroponics, wastewater, pumping, biofilm treatment.

[Use h2o @useh2o]

We know many are excited for the environmentalism emphasis of the Biden administration. While there are applications we look forward to seeing promoted, we do not expect water purification to be one of them.

Here's why:

#water #waterpurification #waterfiltration #cleanwater

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SpiroFlo has a patented device for numerous water purification applications, including industrial biofilm removal and remediation. No chemicals, no moving parts, making it virtually maintenance free:

https://t.co/bwK5dVXtZk

#waterpurification #cleanwater #water #biofilm

[How Things Are Manufactured @fastworkers6]

These floating trash cans have captured a few million pounds of trash from the ocean.

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"One in 20 tap water tests performed for thousands of Chicago residents found lead, a neurotoxin, at or above US government limits, according to a Guardian analysis of a City of Chicago data trove.

"And one-third had more lead than is permitted in bottled water."

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Revealed: the ‘shocking’ levels of toxic lead in Chicago tap water:

https://t.co/xojKYB3Hut

#wate #tapwater #drinkingwater #waterquality

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@bexy11 @voxdotcom @NASAEarth Here's what you need to know about water: Unless it's an emergency like Flint, Michigan, water never makes the top of the list (even for environmentalists).

Yes, Lake Mead being this empty for 20 years doesn't yet count as an emergency.

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@ValaAfshar Usually, we're chatting all about droughts, but good to see.

[Vala Afshar @ValaAfshar]

This interlocking barrier can stand up against floods better than sandbags

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@voxdotcom @NASAEarth Yup, we've had conversations about the problems with Lake Mead for decades.

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Space pics always help highlight #drought issues.

[Vox @voxdotcom]

The extraordinary drought across the Western US is only getting worse.

Its full scale can only be seen from space. https://t.co/VcnEOeu46d

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Although really, as an organization we've had conversations about Lake Mead getting "dangerously low" for the last 15 years.

Seems like you can take images of the reservoir getting lower and it would apply to just about any year.

#LakeMead #drought #drought22

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Satellite images of the Lake Mead drought:

https://t.co/3tsd6Q0XYQ

#LakeMead #Drought

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@DenverWater @Broncos @EmpowerField Put whatever name you want on it, it's always Mile High Stadium.

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@CrosstekMemb To be fair, this has been the headline for the last decade plus.

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"The Colorado River, a major freshwater source for more 40 million people in seven southwestern U.S. states and parts of northern Mexico, has lost 20% of its water levels over the past 22 years, making it the most endangered river in the country."

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Are rising water prices amid the Western megadought inevitable? Yes, but it's complicated, experts say:

https://t.co/x8xgDt4ZUR

#drought

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"The Cornhusker State wants to divert water in Colorado by invoking an obscure, 99-year-old compact between the states that allows Nebraska to seize Colorado land along the South Platte River to build a canal."

#water #waterissues

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Colorado, Nebraska jostle over water rights amid #drought:

https://t.co/Rka3qbWl7o

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It's rare Colorado gets no snowfall in April.

In addition to #drought implications, it sadly means more fires in the mountains this summer.

[Alan Rose @AlanRoseWX]

No snow this month, and hardly any precipitation! For some perspective, April on average is the second snowiest month of the year in Colorado Springs. #cowx

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"the water level in Lake Powell, the second-largest reservoir on the Colorado River, has dropped to just 24% of full capacity and is continuing to decline to levels not seen since the reservoir was filled in the 1960s."

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As #drought crisis deepens, government will release less water from Colorado River reservoir:

https://t.co/WTNz6RmJTh

#water #ColoradoWater #ColoradoRiver