Dec
31
Rainbow Water Coalition: New Blog from Todd Jarvis
December 31, 2009 | 1 Comment
So what’s this? Has the Rev. Jesse Jackson entered the blogosphere? Actually no – it’s someone much better as far as water is concerned.
Hydrogeologist extraordinaire, colleague, and friend Dr. Todd Jarvis, Associate Director of the Institute for Water and Watersheds, whose name has been liberally spread throughout WaterWired opining on dowsing, bottled water, nonrenewable groundwater, [...]
May
24
Waterbloggers and Twitterers
May 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment
A few days ago I posted a list of some of my favorite waterbloggers who also Twitter. I’ve now decided to list all those water Twitters who follow my water Twitter, so check out this list of 150+ water Twitters over at WaterWired.
Some of these Twitters go beyond water, some don’t issue many Tweets at all and some get a [...]
Apr
27
Peter Gleick Starts ‘City Brights: Water By Numbers’ Blog
April 27, 2009 | 1 Comment
Dr. Peter Gleick, President and co-founder of the Pacific Institute, has started a blog, City Brights: Water By Numbers.
Here is an excerpt from his inaugural post:
Welcome to the first post to my City Brights blog. I look forward to sharing with you some of my thoughts about the water challenges facing California, the West, [...]
Apr
11
Three New Water Blogs: Royte, Eckstein, and Basilevsky
April 11, 2009 | 2 Comments
Sounds like the name of a power law firm! Actually, two of the blogs deal with water law.
Elizabeth Royte, author of Bottlemania, The Tapir’s Morning Bath, and Garbage Land, has recently started a blog, Waste, Water, Whatever.
Friend and colleague Professor Gabriel Eckstein of the Texas Tech University School of Law and Director of the International [...]
Mar
22
Transboundary Synchroblogging on World Water Day
March 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment
It’s World Water Day and this year’s theme is transboundary water.
Some waterbloggers have agreed to post on transboundary water topics, and Daniel Collins at Cr!key Creek has all the links and descriptions here.
I’ve posted a bunch of items on transboundary ground water, including presentations from my side event at the Fifth World Water Forum.
“Boast during the [...]
Mar
12
New blogs just keep on coming!
The law schools of UCLA and UC-Berkeley have launched a new blog: Legal Planet.
Here is the blurb I received via email:
“Legal Planet focuses on significant developments in law and policy for a general audience,” said Dan Farber, director of Berkeley Law’s environmental law program and faculty co-director of the school’s [...]
Jan
31
Alltop Water: All the Top Water News
January 31, 2009 | 1 Comment
Alltop Water is an ‘online magazine rack’ that aggregates RSS feeds about popular water topics.
Translation: it’s got a bunch of water blogs and other online water sources all in one spot.
Now you can overload on water news, but at one convenient site!
“Everybody gets so much information all day long that they lose their common sense.” [...]
Apr
13
Great Lakes Law Blog Debuts
April 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Professor Noah D. Hall of the Wayne State University Law School recently started the Great Lakes Law blog. Wayne State is home to the Great Lakes Environmental Law Center, of which Hall is the Executive Director.
He describes his blog thusly:
A Blog on All Things Wet and Legal in the Great Lakes Region by Professor Noah Hall
If [...]
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