This Week in Water for October 16, 2022

"Blowhole Energy Could Be the Cheapest Renewable" on the latest segment of H2O Radio's newscast, " This Week in Water. "

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The drying Colorado River is getting help from the Biden administration. Along the Mississippi , barges are getting stuck in the mud.

It’s raining harder in the U.S.

This renewable energy is both predictable and reliable because even when the wind stops blowing or the sun sets, waves just keep on rolling.

If you’re headed to a pool in France, you’ll need to bring your swimsuit, towel, goggles...and a wetsuit.

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1. I had previously given solutions regarding the drought relief of the Glen Canyon Dam (on the Colorado River). If you look at its reports on The water network in this regard, you will see the solutions. Also, I sent and emailed my report, which includes 7 short-term and long-term solutions, to the Los Angeles mayor's office, and you can also receive those solutions from there.