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When Anger Turns to Hate

Static Intermission  Take in a deep inhale and breathe through the static disturbing your peace. When Anger Turns to Hate My parents taught me anger was a natural emotion in response to being treated poorly, but it was not all

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Woke Fatigue

I would fall asleep, too, if I had to play Woke games to get elected. The ranting and raving they expose us to are boring, petty, and non-productive. For many people, rants against Woke slide into a category reserved for

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Bubbling Creek on a Hot Summer Dy

 Rock Creek Awakens How cooling are the gurgling sounds from a freshwater creek on a hot summer day! There was a time when you could enjoy drinking from iT without getting sick. Of the seventy percent of the Earth covered

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Don’t be Fooled

Sunday’s headline in the Washington Post last week read, “Mexico City’s water ‘Day Zero’ may come even for the wealthiest residents. The city of 22 million residents gets its water from a dry system. Some fear it will run out

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Water and the WTO

THE WILLAMETTE FALLS Willamette Falls Power Station was formed at the end of the Oregon Trail in 1888. It was the first station in North America to transmit power over electric lines between two cities. Before then, the falls were

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Headlines Around Water

With 71 percent of the Earth’s surface covered by water, you might wonder why there is a crisis. Since saline oceans hold 96.5 percent of the earth’s water, we rely on the small amount that is freshwater to support human,

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Cover Preview for Family & Friends

You are the first to view the cover graphic for The Water Factor, a thriller about the corporate takeover of water. Though set in the future, everything in the story is based on fact. You’ll be surprised, horrified, intrigued, and concerned about

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