Climate Change is Not a Spectator Sport.
alex writes live from san francisco, the city where green lovers together build some serious community. her favorite environmental stories are ones where all of us little guys stand up to make change. besides green writing, alex loves to wander around the farmer's market, ride her bike around the city, hike up mountains, swim in oceans, and experiment with vegan baking. she also practices and teaches yoga.
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Hi Alex, I am intrigued by your article on Ray's work regarding evaporative cooling. I have wondered about some of the same ideas, mostly as a way to reduce rain run-off and storm drain loss. But, I also read how 70% of our water usage goes to agriculture, which is mostly lost through evaporation or given off by the plants (transpiration?). So, I'm trying to understand if evaporation back into the air is good or bad for water conservation. Any info?
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