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Author Archives: Pam Lazos
The 20th Annual – Whales-In-Training
[Photo by Steve Miller] The 20th Annual — Whales-in-Training Nothing announces the passage of time more succinctly than the inexorable growth of your children. Well, any children really, but when it’s one’s own or those of your friends, it”s particularly … Continue reading
When Chemicals Combine
When Chemicals Combine It’s a tenet of the modern age that if you are alive and thriving on our planet, walking around in a “meat suit” — to steal a term from the TV show, “Supernatural” — you are likely … Continue reading
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Tagged arsenic, clean water, EPA, FDA, George de Mestral, Gore-Tex, herbicides, insecticides, MCLs, meat suit, naturally occurring, pesticides, plastic, purification, risk assessment, sandwich bags, Society of Chemical Manufacturers, supernatural, Velcro, water, water bottles, when chemicals combine
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Thank You, Friend
Thank You, Friend Thanking people should be the easiest part of writing a book and yet, it’s not. Why? Well, in this instance, the first draft of Oil and Water was written about thirteen years ago, and in between then … Continue reading
The Worst Client Ever
It’s the 21st century. By now we should be all living in peace and enjoying the view, but instead, we’re still rehashing the same tired old prejudices we’ve had since we all stole this place from the Native Americans. Unfortunately, … Continue reading
World Environment Day
[photo — Bethany Beach, DE] World Environment Day Welcome to World Environment Day, a day to celebrate stewardship of the Earth. We as Americans have so many natural resources that we often take for granted while other parts of the … Continue reading
The GWA 9th Annual
The Global Water Alliance’s 9th Annual Conference This year’s Global Water Alliance (GWA) conference in April 2016 hosted a variety of thinkers, entrepreneurs, NGO’s, policy makers and regulators at the Fox School of Business conference rooms at Temple University. All … Continue reading
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Tagged clean toilets, ClearGold Water Restoration Company, community-based toilets, Ganges River, Global Water Alliance, GWA, open defecation, Peter Diamandis award, Rupert Whiting, Six Degrees Water, Temple's Fox School of Business, treatment of waste, UN Sustainable Development Goals, University of Penn, waste-eating bacteria, water purification systems, water supply, world toilet day
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Rain Clouds and Waterfalls
Rain Clouds and Waterfalls Rain Clouds and Waterfalls by Piper Templeton is a lovely little coming of age and beyond story set in a time when life was simpler if only because choices were limited. In other ways, life was … Continue reading
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