water appreciation thread

This water is really cold

Hank explains how there's a giant waterfall underneath the ocean

The primitive technology guy now has a house, forge, iron tools, and a water filtration system

Anyone have any experience with these? I am thinking of getting something like one of these pentair five-filter models

WTF, in this video Wild Waterways Conservancy,  a volunteer non-profit organization took possession of a dam from the local government in Pennsylvania for $1 in order to facilitate the dam removal and conserve fish habitat.

http://www.wildwaterwaysconservancy.org/

Tells the inspiring stories of four communities that removed dams and levees to improve public safety, reduce flood damage, and restore fish and wildlife.

Water moving pebbles in a spring

Tokyo has giant underground tunnels for flood waters that look like an ancient Egyptian temple



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolitan_Area_Outer_Underground_Discharge_Channel

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There's SO MUCH WATER on my property right now

oops we got rid of all the water in california for farmland and now there's no more rain

boy golly who could have seen that coming

i just realized - because plants are mostly water, and they ship crops out: when they farm with limited water, they're literally trucking out their water supply, piece by piece. and locking it up in long term carbon growth (like almond trees).

also i came back to this thread - years later! bc a discord friend asked about low flow hydroelectrics and i knew there was resources here, that i could pass on. thanks wetfish. Thetfish.

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this guy makes really great videos about water news across the US! This episode is about California but he also talks about the Colorado river and Mississippi

This video gave me anxiety. Someone got stuck behind a giant river during a flash flood and only had seconds to avoid disaster

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This guy makes nerdy water videos about reservoirs in the US. Turns out the pipes are damaged at Lake Powell and they might run out of water they can deliver to Las Vegas & California

Oops! So now the Bureau of Reclamation is looking into replacing the pipes which will probably take years