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Water Futures Trading. The Good, Bad and Ugly!

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It might sound like a story out of a dystopian novel, but over the past few months, we witnessed a sobering occurrence related to one of the most critical resources for supporting life on our planet. Water futures in California went on the market in December 2020, established by global market company CME Group Inc. CME, which trades in asset classes such as agricultural products, currencies, energy, metals, and more added the Golden State’s...

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Alex "Solar Girl" Steele

Why a Home Water Filtration System is Superior to Buying Bottles

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Whether you genuinely enjoy it or just do it out of necessity, drinking clean water is crucial for feeling and looking your best. We all need to drink water, and many of us are especially interested in the quality, origin, and potential additives present in our water supplies. Does your household buy bottles, or drink from the tap? Do you utilize a water filtration system that’s hooked up to your refrigerator or sink? Whatever your preference...

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Alex "Solar Girl" Steele

Sump Pump Central: What Type of Pump is Best for Your Home?

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If you’ve never heard of a sump pump before, you’re probably pretty lucky. It’s one of those necessary evils that people who have experienced basement flooding know all too well. A sump pump is a device that is installed in the basements of properties prone to flooding. These are important appliances for homes where flooding is a common issue, or areas with heavy rain. Sump pumps are relatively simple devices, working to displace water in a...

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Alex "Solar Girl" Steele

Why is it Better for the Environment to Run a Dishwasher Instead of Sink Washing Dishes?

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What do you think is more water-efficient, using an old-fashioned sink or a dishwasher to clean up after cooking a big meal? You might think washing up in a sink would be less wasteful, since it’s a small basin and you only run the water for a few minutes. But you’d be surprised! In 2011, the University of Bonn conducted a study which determined that the average hand-washed load of dishes uses a whopping 40 gallons of water and 3.5kWh of...

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Alex "Solar Girl" Steele