Okay, I get it... there's a ton of people tuning into water issues everywhere. It seems like I can't go a single day without some confirmation of the problem. Last night I was watching the Travel Channel as I eased into a restless nights sleep. The topic? The Colorado River. If you missed it and get the Travel Channel, here's the schedule. It's worth a watch. The Colorado River is the main player when it comes to water in the Southwest.
So I'm off to a bit of an overwhelming start. Besides being new to blogging, I need to catalogue the information in some coherent form. As I work on a meaningful depository of articles, blogs, documentaries, websites, etc., I realize how green I am. (Yes, pun intended). Right now I'm tracking these in a word document with the hope of posting each along with some editorial content, but that may not be realistic because it's coming faster than I can even assemble it. So maybe watch for a post of the list. I plan to include that in the website and add comments inside the blog.
The number of environmentally sensitive blogs is really taxing based on a narrow search. I'm not sure how this one will play out in the long run, but I guess you have to start somewhere. I'm open to suggestions for content and hope to roll it out over time.
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Thanks for a much needed site for addressing local water issues and for a discussion of the way water, or the lack of it, in other areas affects us here in the southwest.
We are on a well that has produced less each year for the 23 years we've lived on this property.
I'm learnig from other bloggers that drought is affecting the south and the midwest.
I appreciate you stopping in. There are so many issues regarding wells in our area. Have you been named in any suits regarding the Verde River Water shed? I spoke with an owner today that received notice in the Williamson Valley area and am wondering how that's going to impact others.
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