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Is Arkansas to blame for the Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone? If you pay attention to ecology and conservation…and especially if you listen to me, you are aware of the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico that usually gets
Posted by: Posted On:27 Jun 2024
Oh snap! You weren’t looking for a horror movie were you? Do you want the good news or the bad news first? Oh snap again! There is no good news here. There is something you should be horrified by though.
Posted by: Posted On:26 Apr 2024
I have talked a lot about what I am trying to do with the River Refugium Project, and a little about the actual problem. To clearly illustrate what is happening so that the need for my system is understood, I
Posted by: Posted On:21 Apr 2024
This post will serve as a more visual description of the River Refugium process from a high level. Individual operations will vary according to nutrient density, local needs, value of crops locally, and other considerations. We start with our nutrient
Posted by: Posted On:14 Apr 2024
Seem like an improbability? Given the cold hard facts that cotton production uses massive amounts of water, requires heavy use of pesticides and herbicides, depends on intensive farming practices which are devastating to the soil, AND is a constant threat
Posted by: Posted On:8 Apr 2024
Why we need an evaporation greenhouse and how it works. When considering my design to use aquaponics to remove excess nutrient and other pollutants from our river system and reduce apoxia levels and the dead zones at the mouth of