
I've Got Mail: A banner week for news of the weird
This week my friends flooded my inbox with links to innovative wastewater technologies, each representing progress in sustainable or "circular" ways to manage, and even reuse, our excretions.
Short, weekly (mostly) musings by someone drawn to, and curious about, water, in all its manifestations.
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This week my friends flooded my inbox with links to innovative wastewater technologies, each representing progress in sustainable or "circular" ways to manage, and even reuse, our excretions.

Tlaloc was ever-present during our week in Mexico City, particularly the central part of today’s modern city built atop Tenochtitlan, the ancient Aztec capital that Cortes stumbled upon more than 500 years ago.

I thought I’d landed on the perfect idea for the outdoorsy women on my holiday gift list – unique, practical, and bound to be the most talked-about present under their trees.

Toilet Etiquette

Since you asked ....

A week or so ago my husband and I were in our front yard trying to rein in our exuberant slice of urban prairie.

I’ve been re-reading Annie Dillard’s 1974 “Pilgrim at Tinker Creek” off and on for the last month.
I’ll never forget the knot in my stomach when I read the news.

Bringing a newborn home is terrifying for new parents, even under the best of circumstances.

A new crop that cleans water, builds soil, and tastes good too!