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Yes Don, that's wonderful, and your point is not lost on conservation
people like me. Of course technology can be of significant help.
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> Yes Don, that's wonderful, and your point is not lost on conservation
> people like me. Of
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That night I kept having nightmares about having to wade through
floodwater downstairs! First light i looked out and breathed a sigh of
relief to
> That night I kept having nightmares about having to wade through
> floodwater downstairs! First light i looked out and breathed a sigh of
> relief to see no appreciable rise. The stake confirmed it.
My mother's house in Cambridge (MA) flooded so badly a couple of years ago
that it came within a
Winter wheat crop? That implies that you are getting 2 crops per
yearwe're lucky to get one a year in a normal season, let alone the
way things are at the moment. The Australian grain harvest is expected
to be down by about 50-60% this year alone. Same will happen to the live
meat exports.
Not so bad here yet. In the whole region they are making comparisons to the
Dust Bowl disaster of the 1930's. We had well below normal rainfall this
year, mostly coming last spring (March-April). The winter wheat has been
planted, it will need some snow cover soon, and then some significant rain
th
The last few days have seen us holding our breath near the River Thames
(pronounced Temz) on the outskirts of Oxford, England. Extremely heavy
rain last week means the river is now flooding, and within yards of our
back door. The water table is so high that the garden is flooded, with no
direct
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