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Life on the Moon?

#Soil on #Moon might sustain life

Researchers from University of Hong Kong developed technology to extract #water from #lunar soil & use it to convert carbon dioxide into #oxygen & #chemical #fuel

The #research could “potentially open new doors for future deep space exploration” because it could mitigate the expensive costs needed to bring essential resources such as water to the Moon.

euronews.com/next/2025/07/20/l

The End, 2025
In his series Alfredo Jaar documents the Great Salt Lake, Utah, which is being destroyed by excessive water extraction and has become what scientists have described as an ‘environmental nuclear bomb’. A keystone ecosystem for the western hemisphere, sustaining rainfall and providing a habitat for 10 million migratory birds, it has lost 73% of its water ...

Photograph: Alfredo Jarr

@photography
#photography
#US
#Utah
#GreatSaltLake
#water

‘No life without water’: Settler attacks threaten West Bank communities

The settlers came and the first thing they did was break the pipeline.

The spring is the source of water for some 110,000 people.

“When you restrict water supply in certain areas, people simply move where water is available.”

“So in a plan to move people to other lands, water is the best and fastest way.”

@palestine
#WestBank
#water
#settlers

Ultimately, it was a bad decision to stay as long as US forces remained following the assassination of Osama Bin Laden. This as well as #climatechange, was justification for President #Biden to exit the war
"Kabul is inching toward catastrophe. It could soon become the first modern capital in the world to run completely dry according to a recent report by Mercy Corps, a non-government organization that warns the crisis could lead to economic collapse."
#Afghanistan
#water
cnn.com/2025/07/19/asia/afghan

CNN · For the first time in modern history a capital city is on the verge of running dryAv Alysha Bibi