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H2O Man

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19. Absolutely!

Reply to Agony (Reply #7)

Fri Dec 19, 2014, 12:33 PM

Dec 2014

I agree 100% with everything you wrote. Thank you very much.

Water, air, and soil are each an essential part of the same system. They create a perfect balance that sustains the life cycle.

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Water Power [View all] H2O Man Dec 2014 OP

a kick to go with my rec n/t hootinholler Dec 2014 #1

Thank you! H2O Man Dec 2014 #8

Kicked Enthusiast Dec 2014 #2

Thanks! H2O Man Dec 2014 #9

Very wise advice, H2O Man. sybylla Dec 2014 #3

Very good! H2O Man Dec 2014 #10

That's cool. sybylla Dec 2014 #15

Thank you from the fracking state of Colorado mountain grammy Dec 2014 #4

There is no lie H2O Man Dec 2014 #11

This is a fascinating post, and I'm glad you wrote it, my dear H20 Man. CaliforniaPeggy Dec 2014 #5

Thanks, CAPeggy! H2O Man Dec 2014 #16

K&R! nt Mnemosyne Dec 2014 #6

Thanks! H2O Man Dec 2014 #17

clean water power…YES! Agony Dec 2014 #7

Absolutely! H2O Man Dec 2014 #19

Water: A dry subject RobertEarl Dec 2014 #12

Right. H2O Man Dec 2014 #22

You can't drink gas & oil. We need clean water to live! RiverLover Dec 2014 #13

Thank you for your efforts. panader0 Dec 2014 #14

K&R raouldukelives Dec 2014 #18

Chief Waterman was a very wise man. sabrina 1 Dec 2014 #20

"Democracy Now" has two good reports on this today............ KoKo Dec 2014 #21