Apr
30
2019
Jan’s Quick-Take:
Didi is a world class educator and a real Vermonter who knows her stuff, and how to teach it to anyone who cares about soil and water. She is the great source for all aspects of the famed...
Apr
29
2019
Bernd Walter Müller edited by: Helena Laughton
Jan's Quick Take:
Very understandable reading about the importance of the New Water Paradigm.
Abstract:
Most global water-related crises, such as water scarcity, drought, desertification, flooding, rising sea levels and climate...
Feb
20
2019
Jan's Quick Take:
‘Beavers As Partners’ is a community service focus of The Valley Green Journal in helping communities find non-lethal solutions to human-beaver conflicts, especially with the use of beaver deceiver flow devices to prevent flooding.
Abstract:
We are excited...
Feb
20
2019
Jan's Quick Take:
If you love beavers you need to meet Sharon Brown, a beaver advocate who raises orphaned beaver kits as their “mother” and even takes her babies for swimming lessons!
Abstract:
Beavers: Wetlands & Wildlife (BWW) is...
Feb
20
2019
Jan's Quick Take:
Beavers are nature’s water engineers, which both create and preserve wetlands vital to ecosystems. When beavers and human activities conflict with each other, there can be a win-win solution for both the beavers and the humans!...
May
13
2017
Ing. Michal Kravčík,CSc. / Jan Lambert
PDF: 848 KB
https://bio4climate.org/downloads/Kravcik_Global_Action_Plan.pdf
Jan’s Quick-Take:
This is a document intended to guide people from individuals to the national level, on addressing climate change through the restoration of short, or small water cycles, thus increasing the production...
May
13
2017
Ing. Michal Kravčík,CSc. / RNDr. Jan Pokorný, CSc. / Ing. Juraj Kohutiar/ Ing. Martin Kovác / RNDr. Eugen Tóth
PDF: 14, 719 KB http://www.waterparadigm.org/download/Water_for_the_Recovery_of_the_Climate_A_New_Water_Paradigm.pdf
Jan’s Quick-Take:
The New Water Paradigm presents a very useful way to view drought and other climate change,...
Mar
06
2017
FOREWORD:
A "new water paradigm" is necessary to address heat waves, drought, floods, and severe storms that are increasingly wreaking havoc in the US. Michal Kravčík argues that the "old water paradigm" of conventional rainwater management calls for wastefully draining...