Thank you for being here! Mostly Water started out as an “infodump” email newsletter to a dozen local friends. Since moving it to Substack, I have subscribers in forty-six states and forty-four countries! It’s time to show everyone around. I’ll keep this post updated and pinned to the home page so you can always come back here.
Those of you who came over from the email list may not know that Mostly Water on Substack is a web site at well as an email newsletter. On the web site you’ll find an about page, an archive of past posts, and a link to Notes. On the podcast page, you’ll find audio versions of many of my posts. For the latest posts, recommendations to other newsletters, links to my personal web site, my business consulting web site, my photography and other pages I manage, go to the home page.
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I try to write about once a week, sometimes more, sometimes less. I write mostly about water. Water's the lens through which I look at the environmental challenges of our time, but also society, culture, and community. Although the examples may be local, the issues are global. I'll occasionally cross-post another newsletter from an author I think you'll enjoy.
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Hi John, I'm new here and I am pleased to have found your sub stack. I'm a water engineer with strong interests in water recycling, conservation and reuse. I will be writing more with the hope of getting new people involved in the water industry (where is everyone?) and also readjust society perspective on the magic of water. Shift from simple resource that falls from the sky to understanding it's sacredness to all of life. All the best for 2025!
I just need to say that this is the best name for a "Start here" post that I've seen. "Mostly Water" is a brilliant title, and "Dive in" - well, shoot. You make it look easy. :-)