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| The New Dream Foundation- |
http://www.newdreamfoundation.com/ |
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From Lavonne Rees, 4/24/2011: Awakening Through the Sacred Feminine~ Ceremonies, Meditations, Global Events.
I love this website. |
| Heal the Waters |
http://www.healthewaters.com/ |
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From Lavonne Rees, 4/24/2011: On May 1st the world will come together and recognize the importance of water to all of life – to honor it, to heal it, and to be more conscious of how we interact with it. We invite you to become a part of this world-wide event. Check our list of ceremony sites, or consider leading a ceremony yourself. |
| Mother Earth Water Walk |
http://www.motherearthwaterwalk.com/ |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 4/5/2011: This websites mission is to raise awareness about water...another First Nations site that concentrates on The Great Lakes. Personally I love this website! |
| Empty Glass For Water |
http://www.emptyglassforwater.ca/home.php |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 4/5/2011: This is a "Glass Action" website, a First Nations website, and very informative on present and ongoing water rights.
Lots of links within this site as well as very moving water songs... |
| Water Keepers Worldwide |
http://www.waterkeeper.org/ |
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From Lavonne Rees, 12/5/2010: Waterkeeper Alliance provides a way for communities to stand up for their right to clean water and for the wise and equitable use of water resources, both locally and globally. The vision of the Waterkeeper movement is for fishable, swimmable and drinkable waterways worldwide. Our belief is that the best way to achieve this vision is through the Waterkeeper method of grassroots advocacy.
Waterkeeper Alliance aspires to protect every major watershed around the world. We also continue to |
| Rainwater Harvesting |
http://www.rainwaterharvesting.org |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 11/3/2010: Crisis, Conflicts, Solution, Rural, Urban, People and Policy |
| Water Education Foundation |
http://www.watereducation.org/ |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 11/2/2010: Resource for information about water resource issues. |
| Pollution Issues |
http://www.pollutionissues.com/ |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 11/2/2010: Self-Explanatory |
| California Drought Preparedness |
http://www.cadroughtprep.net/index.htm |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 11/2/2010: Self-Explanatory |
| Association of California Water Agencies |
http://www.acwa.com/ |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 11/2/2010: This site is chock full of current info! |
| The Water Encyclopedia |
http://www.waterencyclopedia.com/ |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 11/2/2010: A Science and Issues website |
| The Spirit of Water |
http://www.thespiritofwater.com/index.htm |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 10/19/2010: Water and Spirit Articles, Newsletters, Videos, Store, Free E-Books and Mailing List...
'When you bless your water you bless yourself and all other beings.' |
| Under Water Times |
http://www.underwatertimes.com/index.htm |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 9/15/2010: The Journal of Life in and around Water...late breaking news and world exclusives. |
| Watersongs |
http://www.watersongs.org/ |
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From Lavonne Rees, 8/28/2010: The mission of Watersongs is to share healing energies with bodies of water on the planet.
In these "healings", we pray and invite the love of God to bless the waters.
Each river, lake, stream, and ocean has an individual spirit, and yet is connected to a larger consciousness (spirit) of water,
just as we are unique and yet of the unified spirit that is God.
There is a consciousness within water that holds the pattern of light understanding,
and is in constant remembrance |
| Our Water Commons |
http://www.ourwatercommons.org/ |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 8/17/2010: Mission: Our Water Commons seeks to transform societal decision making for water stewardship towards participatory, democratic, community-centered systems that value equity and sustainability as a strategy. Our work is based on a set of ten water commons principles. |
| The Blue Planet Project |
http://blueplanetproject.net/ |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 8/16/2010: The Blue Planet Project is a global initiative working with partners around the world to achieve the goal of water justice now. Water justice is based on the right to water and on the principles that water is a public trust and part of the global commons. |
| Indigenous Water Initiative |
http://www.waterculture.org/Home.html |
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From Lavonne Rees, 8/14/2010: The Water and Culture Institute promotes the sustainable management of our rivers, lakes, springs, and groundwater through the application of indigenous wisdom and cultural traditions that respect the rights of nature. Our premise is that the sustainability of water ecosystems requires an ethic that recognizes our sacred responsibility to the Earth. As we face the spectre of climate change, we are reminded that our collective behavior has very real impacts on the health of the planet. Our wat |
| Water Aid America |
http://www.wateraidamerica.org/default.aspx |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 8/2/2010: WaterAid works towards achieving its vision of a world where everyone has access to safe water and sanitation. |
| water.org |
http://water.org/ |
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From Lavonne Rees, 7/25/2010: We envision the day when everyone in the world can take a safe drink of water. It is easy to take for granted ready access to a safe supply of drinking water. Yet nearly one billion people lack this most basic commodity. Creating accessible, safe water supplies in developing countries liberates people to live healthier, fuller, more productive lives. |
| PEACE in the WATER |
http://www.peaceinthewater.com/ |
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From Lavonne Rees, 7/10/2010: UNIFYING GLOBAL VISIONS for PEACE in the WATER
In line with the scientifically proven power of unified intention, the Peace in the Water project aims to bring together the most powerful creative tool available to humanity (OUR COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS and UNIFIED INTENT) with the most fluid carrier of energy (WATER) -- to ignite a new global vision for PEACE in the WATER and across planet earth. |
| Grandmother Agnes Baker Pilgrim, Chair of the International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmoth |
http://www.watervow.org/Keepers_of_the_Water_Vow/Contact.html |
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From Lavonne Rees, 7/9/2010: This website is dedicated to honoring and protecting our worldwide waters.
We invite you to become Keepers of the Water Vow.
Grandmother Agnes Baker Pilgrim, Chair of the International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers is expanding her ongoing mission of protecting the world’s waters by calling on us to become Keepers of the Water Vow. |
| One Song Project |
http://www.onesongproject.com/ |
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From Lavonne Rees, 7/9/2010: THE FOCUS for the One Song Project is to bring our awareness, presence and sonic prayers together and send them into the oceans, the rivers, the streams, into the water of our Living Planet. To send a Song of Peace, Healing & Gratitude into the Water, to the creatures of the Oceans & the Water and to remind humanity of the preciousness of all of life and to unite together in a resonance of Peace, Consciousness and Oneness.
Water is essential for all of life, both our world & our bodies are a |
| Public Citizen Overview of Water Privatization |
http://www.citizen.org/cmep/Water/general/ |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 7/5/2010: Public Citizen Overview of Water Privatization
Why oppose privatization of water?
Who are the major water companies?
The U.S. Water Declaration:
Turning Up the Tap:
Water Privatization Fiascos: |
| World Toilet Day |
http://worldtoiletday.com/ |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 7/5/2010: Why is World Toilet Day necessary? Learn more by visiting their website!
World Toilet Day is November 19th.... |
| World Water Week |
http://www.worldwaterweek.org/ |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 7/5/2010: 2010 World Water Week in Stockholm: The Water Quality Challenge, September 5 - 11...
The World Water Week in Stockholm is the annual meeting place for the planet’s most urgent water-related issues. Organised by the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI), it brings together experts, practitioners, decision makers and leaders from around the globe to exchange ideas, foster new thinking and develop solutions. Join us! |
| Water Footprint |
http://www.waterfootprint.org |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 7/5/2010: Shows our water footprints individually, in our communities, and globally.
Very informative site. |
| American Rivers |
http://www.americanrivers.org/ |
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From Akasa WolfSong, 7/5/2010: Find out how to help the rivers in the community where you live... |
| Unity Wave.com |
http://www.unitywave.com/index.html |
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From Lavonne Rees, 7/5/2010: UNITING ALL VOICES, HEARTS, AND MINDS
for Healing the Gulf of Mexico
The response and support received for the first Unity Wave from so many selfless, dedicated people who have expressed a deep desire to heal the Gulf of Mexico on behalf of humanity and the planet has been overwhelming.
Large numbers of people in communities all over the world came together in a way closest to their own beliefs to form a huge wave of positive intention. Collectively we achieved this in our thoughts, |
| Southern California's Water Wise Tips and info. |
http://www.bewaterwise.com/ |
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From Lavonne Rees, 7/4/2010: The metropolitan water district of Southern California and the family of Southern California Water Agencies. |
| www.wateruseitwisely.com |
http://www.wateruseitwisely.com/ |
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From Lavonne Rees, 7/4/2010: Lot's of tips on how to conserve water for both indoors and outdoors. Where every person can start being water wise. |
| WaterFootprint.org |
http://www.waterfootprint.org/?page=files/home |
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From Lavonne Rees, 7/4/2010: The mission of the Water Footprint Network is to promote the transition towards sustainable, fair and efficient use of fresh water resources worldwide by:
advancing the concept of the ‘water footprint’, a spatially and temporally explicit indicator of direct and indirect water use of consumers and producers;
increasing the water footprint awareness of communities, government bodies and businesses and their understanding of how consumption of goods and services and production chains relate t |
| U.S. Drought Monitor |
http://www.drought.unl.edu/dm/monitor.html |
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From Lavonne Rees, 7/4/2010: To view regional drought conditions, |
| World Water Rescue Foundation |
http://www.wwrf.org/home.htm |
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From Lavonne Rees, 7/4/2010: World Water Rescue Foundation is a nonprofit foundation dedicated to protecting and preserving the world's water resources and ensuring the fundamental right of access to safe drinking Water for All People.
Water is essential to every aspect of life. We cannot live without it. There is no technology available that can manufacture it. It cannot be replaced or duplicated. It must be valued and safeguarded.
World Water Rescue Foundation exists to restore, in an environmentally sound manner and |
| Water Mission Int'l |
http://www.watermissions.org/get-involved |
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From Lavonne Rees, 7/3/2010: Water Missions International is a nonprofit (501 (c) (3)), Christian engineering organization serving the water and sanitation needs of people in developing countries and disaster areas. Water Missions International uses low-maintenance, appropriate water technologies for drinking water treatment and distribution, wastewater management, and storm water control.
Water Missions International 's mission is to provide sustainable access to safe water and an opportunity to hear the "Living Water" |
| Documentary/flow-for-the-love-of-water |
http://www.documentarywire.com/flow-for-the-love-of-water |
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From Lavonne Rees, 7/2/2010: Irena Salina’s award-winning documentary investigation into what experts label the most important political and environmental issue of the 21st Century – The World Water Crisis. Salina builds a case against the growing privatization of the world!s dwindling fresh water supply with an unflinching focus on politics, pollution, human rights, and the emergence of a domineering world water cartel. Interviews with scientists and activists intelligently reveal the rapidly building crisis, at both the |
| Living Water International |
http://www.water.cc/living-water/the-h2o-project/ |
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From Lavonne Rees, 7/2/2010: This site has some very useful information to share:
It all began in 1990, when a group from Houston, Texas traveled to Kenya and saw the desperate need for clean drinking water. They returned to Houston and founded a 501(c)3 non-profit. The fledgling organization equipped and trained a team of Kenyan drillers, and LWI Kenya began operations the next year under the direction of a national board. . |
| Celtic fire & faerie |
http://www.celticfireandfaerie.com/ |
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From Lavonne Rees, 6/29/2010: A passionate soul following her path...... |
| Children of the Sun |
http://http://www.childrenofthesun.org |
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From Lavonne Rees, 6/22/2010: The wonderful foundation has many focuses within it all for the betterment of Earth and Humanity. Water is one of the focuses as you can see from their website. |
| The Sisterhood of The Planetary Water Rites |
http://www.waterblessings.org/ |
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From Lavonne Rees, 6/18/2010: The Sisterhood of the Planetary Water Rites has been brought together through Spirit as a dedicated voice for our waters.
Our mission is to teach, to support and to be a unifying force for ceremonies to bless, purify, balance, and restore our planet’s waters and natural water systems so that they will always be clean and fresh water for all.
Under this Mission our vision will be teaching the importance of our waters, water ceremonies and why this is so urgent at this time.
We hold the |
| Jean-Michel Cousteau ~ Ocean Futures Society |
http://www.oceanfutures.org/ |
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From Lavonne Rees, 6/15/2010: Jean-Michel Cousteau ~ Ocean Futures Society
What is Ocean Futures Society?
Our mission is to explore our global ocean, inspiring and educating people
throughout the world to act responsibly for its protection, documenting
the critical connection between humanity and nature, and celebrating the
ocean's vital importance to the survival of all life on our planet. |
| Charity Water |
http://www.charitywater.org |
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From Lavonne Rees, 6/13/2010: charity: water is a non-profit organization bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in developing nations. 100% of public donations directly fund water projects. |
| WaterIsLife. com |
http://WaterIsLife. com |
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From Lavonne Rees, 6/13/2010: THE STRAW THAT SAVES LIVES
The WATERisLIFE Straw is a small, portable filtration device that provides pure, clean drinking water whenever it is immersed into a water source (just like a normal straw). This Straw, however, saves lives on a daily basis by filtering out waterborne diseases – which accounts for over 6,500 deaths every day – 5,000 of those being children.
This revolutionary Straw has proven to be effective against waterborne diseases such as typhoid, cholera, dysentery, guine |
