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A chart of hourly posts over the last week (for big screens). A chart of hourly posts over the last week (for small screens).

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From weownit.org.uk

Tell the Water Commission — Public Ownership NOW! | We Own It

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Email the government's commission on water to demand they call for public ownership.

#sewage #privatisation #water #publicownership

17h ago


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From noaa.gov

NDBC - Station 41013 Recent Data

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National Data Buoy Center - Recent observations from buoy 41013 (33.441N 77.764W) - Frying Pan Shoals, NC.

#sea #ocean #water #webcam

on Dec 5


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From noaa.gov

NDBC - Station 42019 Recent Data

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National Data Buoy Center - Recent observations from buoy 42019 (27.908N 95.343W) - FREEPORT, TX - 60 NM South of Freeport, TX.

#sea #ocean #water #webcam

on Nov 20


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From noaa.gov

NDBC - Station 42035 Recent Data

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National Data Buoy Center - Recent observations from buoy 42035 (29.235N 94.410W) - GALVESTON,TX - 22 NM East of Galveston, TX.

#sea #ocean #water #webcam

on Nov 26


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From noaa.gov

NDBC - Station 46086 Recent Data

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National Data Buoy Center - Recent observations from buoy 46086 (32.499N 118.052W) - SAN CLEMENTE BASIN - 27NM SE Of San Clemente Is, CA.

#sea #ocean #water #webcam

on Dec 3


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From eos.org

Luna B. Leopold: Geoscience Pioneer - Eos

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He conducted river morphology research based on systematic and reproducible measurements, pushing fluvial hydrology to become a more quantitative science.

#usgs #water #mapping #metrics #mission #spatial #writing #opendata #wateruse #datalover

21h ago


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From thisiscolossal.com

Water Droplets Cling to Fluorescent Plant Spines in Tom Leighton's Alluring Photos

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Tom Leighton is known for highlighting the photosynthesis process by swapping characteristic greens for otherworldly fluorescent colors.

#macro #water #nature #plants #photography #naturephotography

12h ago


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From phys.org

'Thirstwaves' are growing more common across the United States

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As the climate warms, the atmosphere is getting thirstier. Scientists define this atmospheric thirst, or evaporative demand, as the amount of water that could potentially evaporate from Earth's surface in response to weather.

#usa #water #climate #weather #agriculture #environment #climatechange

on Apr 7

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