#solutions

[fortuneaday]

[theoverboardgaygirl]

[wachinyeya]

Millions of Birds Now Migrating Safely Through Darkened Texas Cities After Successful Lights Out Campaign https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/millions-of-birds-now-migrating-safely-through-darkened-texas-cities-after-successful-lights-out-campaign/

[pratchettquotes]

"It wasn't a nice thing to do," Adora Belle Dearheart went on, in the same level tone.

"There wasn't a nice thing that would work," said Moist.

Terry Pratchett, Going Postal

[hope-for-the-planet]

From the article:

“We really kind of refer to this as our third aqueduct,” says John Bednarski, an interim assistant general manager at the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California — a powerful agency, as the largest wholesale provider of water in the nation and owner of the Colorado River Aqueduct. The “third aqueduct” Bednarski is referring to is not another man-made appendage stretching to the Colorado River Basin or into Northern California but rather a project that’s designed to stay local — and sustainable: Pure Water Southern California would recycle wastewater, treat it and produce 150 million gallons of water each day, accounting for about 10 percent of the agency’s local water demands, according to Bednarski. “So it’s going to be a major contributor,” he says. [...] The L.A. Department of Water and Power is pursuing a similar recycling project. And in 2022, 26 cities and wholesale water providers that pull from the Colorado River wrote a memorandum of understanding committing to focusing on water recycling and reuse. The signatories, including Metropolitan, often point to Las Vegas as a model for recycling wastewater to reduce its total Colorado River use and increase the amount of water available for use. Nevada has long faced scarcity; of all the states, it receives the smallest share of the river: just 1.8 percent of all the water rights. By treating and reusing nearly all of its indoor water, the Las Vegas water purveyor effectively uses the same water over and over, expanding its supply. Now Las Vegas officials, along with Arizona water managers, are looking to the Pure Water project to further shore up supplies on the Colorado River. Their thinking: If Metropolitan can reduce its Colorado River use, its unused water could flow to Nevada and Arizona, providing a needed boost in an era when there is little to spare.  In that way, water recycling projects in one area can have consequences across watersheds."

[wearepeace]

“Mystery creates wonder and wonder is the basis of man's desire to understand.” ― Neil Armstrong

[vintage-tigre]

[reality-detective]

There have been many times people have solved the energy issue. Then their labs were ransacked and they were murdered 🤔

[missiongd]

A newly established social media platform where you can earn cryptocurrency. The platform is still under development, keeping pace with modern technologies such as cryptocurrency exchange.

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Invitation code: AIHWWPDX

You'll find plenty of explanations on YouTube.

[thatsbelievable]

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Solvatochromism

When a solution changes color depending on the solvent a given solute is dissolved in, the effect is known as solvatochromism. This effect is also said to be a "response to a change in polarity of the local environment", and thus solvatochromism can be used as an indicator of solvent polarity. Solvatochromic materials are typically dyes, and are used to differentiate organic solvents.

Sources/Further Reading: (Image—Wikipedia) (2015 article) (2008 article) (Ball State University) (2001 article)

[civanticism]

[thepersonalwords]

It is a courage which can find the solution to every problem, not the intelligence.

Amit Kalantri, Wealth of Words

[microgeneration]

Storage Solutions (1985)

[rubypomegranates]

“Do not seek the because - in love there is no because, no reason, no explanation, no solutions.”

Anaïs Nin “Henry and June”