Importance of Natural Resources
got thrips better get aphids think i’m crazy i’m not and you’re about to find out why have you ever released ladybugs into your garden only to find 24 hours later they’re gone well that’s…Continue Reading
Clare Mullen: So good morning, everyone. And welcome to our climate and water update webinar for summer 2019-20. For those joining us for the first time, welcome. And for anyone who’s joined us for our…Continue Reading
Marc Monsarrat: This is the first step to really building a sustainable future for the factories and all the farmers. You can see when you walk around the factory, management is really excited about all…Continue Reading
Locals say it’s the longest drought in living memory. Parts of Australia’s eastern Outback have not seen proper rainfall for years. It’s crippling rural communities here in New South Wales. When you get to this…Continue Reading
South Korea China and Japan met at the tripartite environment ministers meeting in Qatar Kyushu Japan over the weekend where Seoul called on Tokyo to disclose the current status of the contaminated water caused by…Continue Reading
(enchanting music) (rain falling) – It’s raining in Plano, Texas. And while this is a water-stressed region of the U.S., with an average rainfall of less than 38 inches a year, sometimes it feels like…Continue Reading
Welcome to the Oregon 100-Year Water Vision video series on how water connects us all. This short video connects clean abundant water to the health of our environment and our economy. Check out www.oregonwatervision.org to…Continue Reading
On this week’s news update– An invention that collects fresh water from the air, the volcanic eruptions creating new landforms and the scientists using laser technology in the Amazon rainforest. First up, getting access to…Continue Reading
It is a thrill to be here at a conference that’s devoted to “Inspired by Nature” — you can imagine. And I’m also thrilled to be in the foreplay section. Did you notice this section…Continue Reading
