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| Rain Water Harvesting
Water is our most precious resource. Only 2% of the world is water that can be used for drinking. Curently 50% of the water available to us is used in the landscape. |
| Sterling Greenery.com :: Rain Water Harvesting |
| Rain water can be used for irrigation, toilets, washing machines and other grey water use. The use of a rain water harvesting system can also decrease the impervious runoff from our properties. It's time we stop using our drinking water for irrigation. Collect the rain, and use it instead.
We could realy "use" the rain. |
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Only one species on earth does not have full employment and that is Homo sapiens.
--Paul Hawken (Blessed Unrest)
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Then and Now
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Then...
We built what history will record is the broadest and best-organized grassroots organization this Commonwealth has ever seen... We didn't build up this grassroots just to win an election. We built up the grassroots to govern in a whole new way, to make change real, and lasting, and meaningful.
Deval Patrick acceptance speech
Nov. 7, 2006
and Now...
We had this incredibly rich relationship that we built with the grass-roots network the last time. And then we got in, and we let it go. And there are reasons for that. But I think it's a terrible thing. We missed it. I missed it personally. And I think a lot of the folks in the organization missed it.
Governor Deval Patrick, to a room of supporters, trying to reignite the grassroots
February, 2010
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