Got #Water? How critical is water to #landvalues? Massivley important!!! “…[A]nalysis showed San Joaquin Valley vineyards and nut tree orchards had declined in value by 25% to 50% within the previous eight months. Since March, almond orchards without reliable surface water in the valley have lost more than half their value, according to ASFMRA’s figures. In parts of Tulare County, Gatzman said, some pistachio orchards have sold this year for a quarter of what they were worth last year.” If you need water, you need it your way! Contact Genesis Systems® (USA) - Water Your Way Utility-scale renewable water from air. You can’t afford to be without it. #Water #WaterScarcity #Drought #WaterSecurity #WaterPositive #RenewableWaterfromAir #AWG #WaterSupply #WaterUtilities #WaterBank #WaterConservation #SDG6 #GlobalWaterSupply #WaterAction #GroundWater #SurfaceWater #Sustainable #Sustainability #UtilityScale #waterinnovation #waterdisruptors #AWS #DataCenters #Hospitals https://lnkd.in/eEWhPAWQ Shannon Stuckenberg Wes Williams David A. Deptula Nigel Cameron Frank X. "Frazier" Henke, IV Josh Hawes Alex Passini Tony Contento, Ph.D. Shaima Sharif Phil Sumrall John Fairfield Jayne Millard Teesee Murray Gerald Duran
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220,000 native trees--that's the number residents of Devon, England, have planted in recent years. Their purpose? To improve water quality in their local watershed and cut costs for water treatment. Learn more in this Currents article. #water #waterquality #trees #plantingtrees #watershedprotection
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