Land Of Confusion

Figuring out what land will be underwater in 20 years could be lucrative

Federal flood maps are based on historical data, and won’t tell you how sea-level rise could exacerbate flooding.

How to Face the Future in Times of Confusion, Part 1

Is your life in chaos? Do you need simple answers to complex questions, but don’t know where to turn or who to trust? If so, Chip reveals what the Bible has to say about facing the future in times of confusion.

True Love Speaks: Why We Can't Stay Silent in a Culture of Confusion

Are we so set on being seeker-friendly that we neglect what it means to be a true friend to those walking through our doors? There seems to be a lot of confusion about love in our Christian circles.

Patient confusion costs billions a year: What hospitals can do

From payors to providers, there are a lot of levels to health care. Patients often complain about the healthcare industry being difficult to navigate, and their confusion can be expensive.

Building an agricultural empire in a land of drought

The Wonderful Company produced more pistachios and almonds than anyone else in the world. But to make money, they need water.

Zurn Farms explains how they became Water Quality Certified

Included in their challenges is farming land that has no small number of lakes, ponds, wetlands, and creeks as well as having fields that vary from little or no slope to areas that are steeply sloping.

JNF is building a land flowing with water... and milk and honey

"Water planning here is among the best in the world and the integration of waste water and agriculture is unique.”

Why did Sugar Land flood water stay high?

Call for State to own land on which new national maternity hospital is built

Campaign for non-religious healthcare says only public ownership of the land can guarantee that the healthcare will be secular

Land Development Agency warned not to repeat Irish Water mistakes

Oireachtas committee asks agency to be ‘open and accountable’

How cities emerge from the relationship between land and water

All habitats are made up of the sounds of water, as they flow in and out of people, kitchens, bathrooms and sewers

Mapped: How global warming and land-use change threaten water security worldwide

The world’s water supply has been severely altered by global warming and changes to land use – such as agriculture and damming – over the past 15 years, new satellite data shows.

5 More Things You Need to Know About the Public Land Heist

5 more things to know about the public land heist, including who's behind it, what they really want to do with our public lands, and what this means for access to climbing, hiking, biking, paddling, and camping.