water

[Paul Paryski]

There are numerous problems with water resources in New Mexico and  
throughout the world:
1. pollution including hormone imitating substances, radio nuclides,  
pharmaceuticals;
2. increased demand
3. decreased supply as aquifers are depleted
4. mismanagement and control of water resources by large corporations (e.g.  
Suez), speculators and other self interested agencies
5. increasing drought due to climate change
6. unhealthy watersheds and riparian ecosystem.
 
Paul



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[Douglas Roberts-2]

On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 3:04 PM, <PPARYSKI at aol.com> wrote:

>  There are numerous problems with water resources in New Mexico and
> throughout the world:
> 1. pollution including hormone imitating substances, radio nuclides,
> pharmaceuticals;
> 2. increased demand
> 3. decreased supply as aquifers are depleted
> 4. mismanagement and control of water resources by large corporations (e.g.
> Suez), speculators and other self interested agencies
> 5. increasing drought due to climate change
> 6. unhealthy watersheds and riparian ecosystem.
>
> Paul
>

7. Plutinium
8. Uranium
9. Thorium
10. Misc. other transuranics
11. Tritium
12. Hexavalent Chromium
13. High Explosives
14. Misc. organic solvents

The materials in the above list are a legacy from LANL's 65 years of
operation up on the hill.  They are leaching from old disposal sites at
unknown rates into the local aquifers in unknown quantities.  A classic time
bomb in the process of slowly blowing up.

--Doug

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[Phil Henshaw-2]

Or you could just lump them all together.   All their erupting hot
button side effects as rather direct indications of increasing
investment producing diminishing returns.   That's the classic
long-range forecast indicator for the amount of room left in your
environment before you get in trouble, that our upstanding Christian
belief in 'providence' (or something) simply ignores....
 
 

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Sent: Monday, February 25, 2008 5:16 PM
To: The Friday Morning Applied Complexity Coffee Group
Subject: Re: [FRIAM] water



On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 3:04 PM, <PPARYSKI at aol.com> wrote:



There are numerous problems with water resources in New Mexico and
throughout the world:
1. pollution including hormone imitating substances, radio nuclides,
pharmaceuticals;
2. increased demand
3. decreased supply as aquifers are depleted
4. mismanagement and control of water resources by large corporations
(e.g. Suez), speculators and other self interested agencies
5. increasing drought due to climate change
6. unhealthy watersheds and riparian ecosystem.
 
Paul


7. Plutinium
8. Uranium
9. Thorium
10. Misc. other transuranics
11. Tritium
12. Hexavalent Chromium  
13. High Explosives
14. Misc. organic solvents

The materials in the above list are a legacy from LANL's 65 years of
operation up on the hill.  They are leaching from old disposal sites at
unknown rates into the local aquifers in unknown quantities.  A classic
time bomb in the process of slowly blowing up.

--Doug






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Delicious ideas to please the pickiest eaters. Watch the video on AOL
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