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Wendell Berry’s Water Intelligence (opens the original)
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In the shadow of wooded hills near the confluence of the Kentucky and Ohio rivers is Lanes Landing, the 125-acre farm where Wendell Berry tended the land and published the most trenchant appeals in American letters to tame the damage from industrial agriculture. “No amount of fiddling with capitalism to regulate and humanize it can, for long, disguise its failure to conserve the wealth and health of nature, eroded, wasted, or degraded soils, damaged or destroyed ecosystems, extinction of biodive
The Nepal Flood Looked Fake. It Wasn’t (opens the original)
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Printed lists of the missing were fixed this month to the dry walls of Nepalese buildings not swept away by the boiling tower of mud and boulders so tall, and moving so fast, that it looked like an AI fake. It wasn’t of course. The Himalayas are warming and melting faster than almost anywhere else on the planet. Flash floods that wreck villages and kill people are common now. In 2014 Circle of Blue reported on the aftermath of a climate change flood that was even more deadly than the one last we
Demon Corn (opens the original)
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In 2006, in the first chapter of Omnivore’s Dilemma, his best-selling takedown of the American food production system, author Michael Pollan offered a stunning exposé of the havoc that corn caused on water, soil, taxpayers, rural economies, and public health. Really? Corn is a serious problem? Indigenous, peaceable, abundant corn? Twenty years after Pollan’s exposé the wreckage from cultivating and harvesting corn has gotten worse. So much worse that the environmental and health consequences of
Demon Corn (opens the original)
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In 2006, in the first chapter of Omnivore’s Dilemma, his best-selling takedown of the American food production system, author Michael Pollan offered a stunning exposé of the havoc that corn caused on water, soil, taxpayers, rural economies, and public health. Really? Corn is a serious problem? Indigenous, peaceable, abundant corn? Twenty years after Pollan’s exposé the wreckage from cultivating and harvesting corn has gotten worse. So much worse that the environmental and health consequences of
This American city perfected clean water for beer — now it’s fighting to keep cancer-causing nitrates out of the tap (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by Circle of Blue. Ever since Jacob Leinenkugel discovered spring waters here that were pure enough to brew his famous beer, this small Wisconsin city’s devotion to clean water has been paramount. That’s why in 1997, when Chippewa Falls utility managers detected potentially dangerous concentrations of nitrates in a well supplying city water, officials acted. They installed new filtration equipment in their treatment system and drilled deeper wells into cleaner
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