Western water retreats as Sierra snow pack shrinks.

All over the West there is a drought. Our nation's frantic search for desert heat and beautiful places to live, and our assumption that dams and technology will provide is failing. Soon, perhaps not this year or next, but in the next twenty or thirty years, fresh water will become important. And for those of us on the Great lakes, this brings both peril and promise. Promise that we live on the world's largest bodies of freshwater, and peril that the rest of our nation will try to steal it.

See the future in this article on California water

EPA Misses on Jet Fuel

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Rising Seas Threaten Coastal Aquifers

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UtneCast: The Global Water Crisis and How to Stop It

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Water Born Disease Risk Increases on Great Lakes

With global warming and climate change the possibility, the likelihood, of water borne epidemics in the States bordering the Great Lakes is increasing. This is the result of monsoon like spring rain events, the overtaxed sewage treatment cities of the Great cities which border these largest bodies of fresh water, and immense livestock operations and their associated waste, which flood and then pollute the waters. See Article

Bush Administration Tell Americans Drink Rocket Fuel

Don't get that lighter too close to your mouth if you live in certain states. You might just ignite courtesty of the GOP See Salon Post

Save the World's Deepest Freshwater Lake

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Save the Seas-ineractive site from WWF

Well we are all about water, fresh water, the aquifers, the Great lakes, Lake Victoria, Lake Titikaka and so many more. But the seas are fresh if you take out the salt, so let's expand to this WWF site for creatures and thoughts and fun.

Great Lakes in Danger From Climate Change

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And low and behold

Just as I started this blog and posted my Save The Bees logo what should zoom my way... An e-mail from the world wildlife fund which oddly has the earth mimicking what I imagined for this blogs logo, and mimicking Save The Bees...Shazaam or what? Here is the interactive map

Save The Fresh Water

Save The Fresh Water is a sister blog to Save The Bees. We hope with these blogs to improve the awareness of the environment, our planet, how we benefit from it both from resources and its natural beauty. Which is as valuable as anything else. One should never Piss on a Picasso so to speak.