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Your Assimilative Capacity Has Been Reached

Posted on March 14, 2017 by Pam Lazos

[ Posted first on the Global Water Alliance‘s “Blogs and Utterings” section of which yours truly is the primary contributor. Your Assimilative Capacity Has Been Reached Given the rains in California last month, resulting in the evacuation of some … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged access to water, agriculture, Ancestral Puebloans, assimilative capacity, Bandelier National Monument, clean water, cliff dwellers, conservation techniques, Frijoles Canyon, Frijoles Creek, Ogallala aquifer, Oroville dam, reservoirs | 13 Comments

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Your Assimilative Capacity Has Been Reached

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