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Wow Great Article i know where is it and hows program.]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/water_forum_action/ Wed Mar 25, 2009
I would like more information on how I could be of more assistance with the clean water action.

I think the work that is being done is great!]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/water_forum_action/ Tue Mar 24, 2009
Good Tuesday Morning, People of the States Department and of the Netisphere or Netizens. :)

It's nice to hear, that "The Fifth World Water Forum" was a Success . I hope that the Water people, came up with some new Ideas on the Worlds Water Problems. I liked what USAID Administrator Alonzo Fulgham said about more action on the ground . I think that's what is going to make this Forum even more of a "Success".

Thanks For Posting Daniel . Cya: my friends at the States Department, :) and the "Fifth Water Forum" .]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/water_forum_action/ Tue Mar 24, 2009
Dear Mr. Wilusz,

Thanks for the update. 25,000 people!!?? Has there ever been a conference that big on anything? Congratulations to Turkey.

I hope you give us some examples of the kind of 'talk that must become action.' Tell us five specific matters that will be *acted* upon in the next few years. What are several short term talk-to-actions and several longer term talk-to-actions?]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/water_forum_action/ Mon Mar 23, 2009
Water wars seem inevitable as water is siphoned for one state or nation at the expense of others. The extent to which humans consume water beyond the earths capacity to replenish, such as in the U.S.'s arid west, needs stricter monitoring. While water is secured through dams, world heritage sites (whether official or not) are threatened to extinction. Such cultural resources must be conserved or mitigated if at all possible. For instance, Turkey's Endangered Site: The City of Hasankeyf. A new hydroelectric dam threatens the ancient city, home to thousands of human-made caves. SEE: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/Endangered-Cultural-Treasures-The-City-of-Hasankeyf-Turkey.html]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/water_forum_action/ Mon Mar 23, 2009
THE MISSING ACTUALITY AND REALITY:

THE EARTH CAN ONLY SUBSTAIN LIMITED AMMT. OF PEOPLE AND WE HAVE SUPERCEEDED THAT ALREADY.

We cannot support the population base now and must realize that the earth is a bio organism. Water cools the mantle, currents help control both sea and land elements and directly effects weather.

The sad fact is: We have too many people to support and not enough resources -- there is simply no way around that. We cannot create what is not there and to continue to off balance a natural cycle. This is not a solution, only aggravation of a finite actuality.

The consumption of the water cycle is not infinite -- a reality not dealt with from what I see...unless we have some method to cool the earth mechanically...]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/water_forum_action/ Mon Mar 23, 2009