The South Florida Watershed Journal

Jul 20, 2009

three days later

4 comments:

Janie said...: They're either using a lot of their water barrel water, or those confusing Celcius temps are evaporating it quickly.; 4:39 PM
Robert V. Sobczak said...: You're on to something Janie --> living in water starved Utah has taught you the value of water, and that yes, water in a barrel is a temporary holding reservoir.; 5:29 PM
Lindy said...: Is rain water more "pure" than regular drinking water? I guess it depends on the source, but it seems like rain water should be very clean and tasty. If your roof isn't made of lead or something like that.; 8:55 PM
Betsy from Tennessee said...: Wooo---looks like the folks in Belgium are doing a good job of USING the rainwater--instead of doing what we are doing and wasting it... NEAT!!!
Betsy; 9:05 PM

Hi,my name is Bob.

I am a National Park Service hydrologist at Big Cypress National Preserve who works in collaboration with Florida Gulf Coast University, the Big Cypress Basin, and the multi-agency Big Cypress Watersheds Team.

The journal is your daily passport into the inner realm of south Florida's water cycle and interconnected watersheds -- a narrative voice into the watery wilderness of aquatic south Florida.

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