How 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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I was looking out across vast tropical green mountains yesterday and saw small, white, localized fog clouds hovering right above the trees. I’ve seen these in many other places too, like the hillside forests in Portugal, with their tendrils...
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Stable water clusters
My dad, Shui Yin Lo, was a particle physicist at University of Melbourne who came to the US to an invention.
My dad, Shui Yin Lo, was a particle physicist at University of Melbourne who came to the US to an invention. He later got involved...
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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. Consultant. Working on ecorestoration projects. Coming from a background in physics and permaculture.
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