Climate Water Project
Alpha LoHow to restore the water cycle, and how that helps with hydrating the earth and soil, replenishing groundwater, restore rains in drought areas, lessen flooding, and slow down climate change.
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Taming the hot dry winds that cause wildfires; sponging up freak storms
The recent fires in Los Angeles can be traced back to the Great Basin. The Great Basin is a vast area sandwiched between the Sierra Nevada’s and Cascade mountains to the west, and the Rocky Mountains to the east, and is centered in Nevada, ...
Lessening LA wildfires : The water solution - A dialog with Didi Pershouse
The Los Angeles wildfires hit close to home for me. In the wake of the fires, I started working on an expansion of an article “Rehydrating California to lessen wildfires” I wrote a couple of years back. Then I remembered that Didi Pershouse...
The mystery of the biotic pump experiment that rotated the wrong way
Peter Bunyard had become very intrigued with the biotic pump, and thought maybe he could prove it experimentally. He was the founder of The Ecologist magazine, and had a science background, having studied natural sciences at Harvard and Cam...
The hedgehog and the fox : on unifying ecology, climate, and water
We can divide great thinkers and writers into two camps- hedgehogs and foxes, suggested the philosopher Isaac Berlin. Hedgehogs try to unify everything into one single idea, while foxes are extremely clever and study a great many things. To...
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Investigator and researcher into how to restore our water cycles. Studying the interaction of ecology and climate via the water cycle. Working on ecorestoration projects. Coming from a background in physics and permaculture.
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