Water

"International World Water Day is held annually on 22 March as a means of focusing attention on the importance of freshwater and advocating for the sustainable management of freshwater resources."

Climate change, weather & water (scientific evidence, hurricanes, tsunamis, Katrina, Fukushima, great conveyor, droughts and floods, snowfall, glaciers, polar ice caps)

Ecology of water  (wetlands, ponds, creeks, rivers, lakes, great lakes, oceans, flora & fauna)

Michigan water issues   (great lakes, fishing, native American rights, farming, wetlands, habitat loss)

Human health & water (water quality, treatment, sewage, bottled water, food, farming, water based exercise, recreation  and therapy, water & children)

Global water issues (climate change, drought, inequities, river and aquifer depletion, politics)

Organizations -- Websites

Technology of water  (hydropower, ocean and tide power, dams, desalination, ground source heat pumps, pollution, manufacturing, environmental engineering/remediation)

Technology of water (hydropower, ocean and tide power, dams, desalination, ground source heat pumps, pollution, manufacturing, environmental engineering/remediation)