U.S. Geological Society
May 17, 2010--Water adds new constraints to power (New York Times)
In the United States, thermoelectric power generation — mainly coal, nuclear and natural gas — accounted for 41 percent of U.S. freshwater withdrawals in 2005, U.S. Geological Society data show.
October 7, 2009--Federal study says winter rains bring high risk of huge debris flows in Calif. wildfire area (Los Angeles Times)
Rainstorms could send huge flows of water laden with mud, rocks and other debris toward cities below steep slopes of the San Gabriel Mountains stripped bare by a wildfire near Los Angeles this summer, federal scientists said Tuesday. The U.S.
November 5, 2008--Proposal asks Town of Buena Vista for funds for water study (Buena Vista Chaffee County Times)
Buena Vista Trustees decided to ask town water attorney Cynthia Covell to look at a proposal for The Town's participation in a water study. During the trustees regular meeting Oct.
July 15, 2008--U.S. corn production feeds expanding gulf dead zone (Environmental News Service)
This year's dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico is likely to be the largest on record and growing U.S. corn production is a primary cause of the worsening conditions, federal and state scientists said Tuesday.
