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The “Drinking Water Cycle” is Right
by Michael J. McGuire Blogs are not supposed to suggest solutions. All blogs have to do is rail against something and get folks stirred up. This is so. It’s in the blogger’s manual somewhere. A funny thing happened after I … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, drinking water, environment, USGS, wastewater reuse, Water cycle, water quality
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African Clawed Frogs Redux
by Michael J. McGuire In 1984, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California was infested with 840,000 African Clawed Frogs in San Joaquin Reservoir. The photo is of a young Ed Means trudging up the reservoir slope with his frog-catching tools. … Continue reading
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