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A
Look at Alabama Families
Urban Affairs
& New Nontraditional Programs
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 Families
& Nature
Specialist: Marilyn
Simson-Johnson, LMSW
Feature Article: Helping
the Environment by Catching Water
By: Dr.
Cathy Sabota, Horticulture Specialist
The reduction in rainfall in the Southeast
since 2005 has created an increased awareness that water is not
an infinite resource, and if we do not manage it correctly, it
may not be there tomorrow. Rainwater harvesting is the collection
and storage of rainwater for irrigation, flushing toilets, or
washing cars.
Find out more about Helping the Environment
by Catching Water.
Increasingly social scientists, environmentalists,
and other professionals are studying how nature affects human
behavior. These pages provide vital information on the relationship
between plants and people in building happy & healthy communities.
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Cooperative Extension Sysem
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Normal, AL 35762
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Editor: Wendi Williams
E-mail: wawillia@aces.edu
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Jean Hall Dwyer
E-mail: jhall@aces.edu
Last Updqated:
November 3, 2008
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