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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Bacteria and fungi were here on earth long before plants and animals, laying the groundwork for what followed.
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The small water cycle papers
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Laws of water part 2 : Bridging hydrology, climate, and ecorestoration with the Budyko curve
We looked at a first law of water a couple of essays ago, which was how water seeped through the soil and land. In this essay we will talk about a second law of water which is about how rain, evapotranspiration, the ability of the land to h...
Activating a global network of water restorers and advocates : Zach Weiss
Restoring the world’s water cycles is a craft, one that takes time to learn, and a community to grow within. That community is being built.
Water Stories is an education platform, community network, and hands-on career pathway dedicated to...
Rewilding, beavers, and water restoration : Derek Gow
The idea of bringing back the beaver to the UK was an idea that was scoffed as too eccentric, even by environmentalists. But Derek Gow, against a lot of opposition, has pioneered bringing the beaver back, so that they are now once again par...
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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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