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April 5, 2012: Morning Watch
Credit & Copyright: Monte & Janet Spain from Lubbock, Texas
Morning Watch: Notice the low level of this reservoir near Ruidoso, NM. As the world's population grows, fresh water will become more and more of an issue. Marc Reisner's fascinating book Cadillac Desert: The American West and Its Disappearing Water gives a fascinating account of modern attempts to store and re-purpose existing water flows, and hints at some of the amazing feats of engineering that may be needed to supply ever growing population centers and the farmland that feeds them with fresh water in the future.
Morning Watch: Notice the low level of this reservoir near Ruidoso, NM. As the world's population grows, fresh water will become more and more of an issue. Marc Reisner's fascinating book Cadillac Desert: The American West and Its Disappearing Water gives a fascinating account of modern attempts to store and re-purpose existing water flows, and hints at some of the amazing feats of engineering that may be needed to supply ever growing population centers and the farmland that feeds them with fresh water in the future.
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2012-04-05 18:57:24
Mira from
Canada about 13years ago said:
I agree with Christine. The beauty is still there, and will still be there when all the people are gone. :)
I agree with Christine. The beauty is still there, and will still be there when all the people are gone. :)
Laura from
Brasil about 13years ago said:
It is our reality. And we can see the beauty of Nature, yet. Great photo.
It is our reality. And we can see the beauty of Nature, yet. Great photo.
Christine from
Australia about 13years ago said:
Even with such dire contemplations, the sky, the mountain and the bird retain their beauty. The photograph shows exactly that.
Even with such dire contemplations, the sky, the mountain and the bird retain their beauty. The photograph shows exactly that.
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