The curious case of cloud pulsing and plume exhalation
I rode up to a mountain top where I could see a panoramic 360 view of the hills and the sea of multi-shaded clouds spread across the humid valley that was partly enclosed by hills.
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How to restore the water cycle, and how that helps with hydrating the earth and soil, replenishing groundwater, restore rains in drought areas, lessen flooding, and slow down climate change.
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Autonomy at every scale: water, life, and society
the underappreciated importance of modularity
Decoding our rain: disentangling ocean, land and trees
I was looking out across vast tropical green mountains yesterday and saw small, white, localized fog clouds hovering right above the trees.
Living architecture - slow it sink it spread it sap it sweat it sky it
enabling a planetary system with more water loops
Climate Water Project Directory
There’s a lot of dimensions to water.
A dramatic rise in groundwater in the Sahel
I was looking at satellite remote sensing data when I was struck by something curious.
Stable water clusters
My dad, Shui Yin Lo, was a particle physicist at University of Melbourne who came to the US to an invention.
How bacteria, fungi and plants evolved paleo-rain
Bacteria and fungi were here on earth long before plants and animals, laying the groundwork for what followed.
The small water cycle papers
The evolutionary history of precipitation recycling as told through journal articles
Laws of water part 2 : Bridging hydrology, climate, and ecorestoration with the Budyko curve
We looked at a first law of water a couple of essays ago, which was how water seeped through the soil and land.
Activating a global network of water restorers and advocates : Zach Weiss
education, getting your hands dirty, community, and policy
Rewilding, beavers, and water restoration : Derek Gow
The idea of bringing back the beaver to the UK was an idea that was scoffed as too eccentric, even by environmentalists.