#severe drought

[ancientstuff]

Hidden ancient Roman 'Bridge of Nero' emerges from the Tiber during severe drought

The bridge was built in a poorly chosen site, experts say.

This reminds me of the melting glaciers in Norway that are causing all manner of things to appear from the ice.

[michaelpaul7]

[mostlyclimatechangeweatherlog]

Severe Drought Forces Panama Canal to Restrict Number of Daily Vessel Transits

The Panama Canal Authority has announced plans to reduce daily vessel transits to help conserve water due to an ongoing drought. The new res

[luvthejem]

Let's talk about how to help the animals in Kenya....

[thejewishlink]

Northeastern Farmers Face New Challenges with Severe Drought

Northeastern Farmers Face New Challenges with Severe Drought

Vermont farmer Brian Kemp is used to seeing the pastures at Mountain Meadows Farm grow slower in the hot, late summer, but this year the grass is at a standstill. That’s “very nerve-wracking” when you’re grazing 600 to 700 cattle, said Kemp, who manages an organic beef farm in Sudbury. He describes the weather lately as inconsistent and impactful, which he attributes to a changing climate. “I…

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[sdlwise]

혹독한 가뭄이 계속됩니다

[ardeawritten]

Best thing for drought tolerance is to manage water demand, sure, but better thing is to manage water storage. My town inherited a very nice dam on a non-salmon stream and even though the reservoir is terrifyingly low, we only have three months to get through until Wet Season (we hope) and we're not upstream or downstream of anyone else. Our water is 100% our responsibility, and that means no one's fighting about it.

Just Small Town Things is hanging out with the folks who manage the water, the sewer, the power lines, the creek, the fire department, the emergency services and the trash pickup, and sometimes being one of those yourself. The closer you are to your public services and to the natural resources they require, the better.

[the-biggest-idiot]

How Roses Fail To Survive

Lack of Water: 90% of rose problems can be avoided if the rose is well watered. Roses need watering regularly throughout the growing season, regardless of rainfall. We recommend a bucket of water every other day, especially for newly planted roses. Wind Rock: Especially in exposed areas. Due to loose planting. Loose Planting: Tug the stem gently in spring after planting. If the plant moves easily, tread carefully around the bush. Severe Drought: Especially in poor soils. Causes yellowing of leaves. Waterlogged Soil: Too much water around the roots. Due to poor drainage. Severe Prolonged Frost: Causes crinkled leaves with brown marks, protect the rose in open areas. Use Of Fresh Manure: Burns the roots. Hard Pruning: Too hard pruning repetitively every year on bush roses, especially in sandy soil. Underground Pests: Chafer Grubs and Ants. Planting Under Trees: Causes root dryness, dense shade and toxic drip from the leaf canopy. Fatal Diseases: Rust, Canker and Honey Fungus.

soure - countrygardenroses.co.uk