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1-31-2024 * Oil Boom Continued... * In our first photo we catch a glimpse into the LIFE IN THE OIL FIELDS. * Makeshift residences were often a part of the oil worker's life. * These men LIVED and WORKED, attending to equipment - AROUND THE CLOCK. * This photo here was taken in the southern Wood County area early in the twentieth century, courtesy of WCHS. * The next photo shows and OIL TANK FIRE. * Workers armed with shovels pose in this circa 1900 photo (courtesy of WCHS) as an #oiltankfire rages behind them in Cygnet, southern Wood County, Ohio's #richoilterritory. * It was noted that around 1887, 10,000 barrels PER DAY of OIL were produced in this part of the county. * In the 1880s, one third of the nation's #crudeoil was produced in OHIO - primarily northwestern Ohio. * By 1896, over 5,000 oil wells were operating in the county! * Our next two (2) photos shows the ANDERSON FARM. * About 1890-91, OIL was discovered in Prairie Depot, or Wayne, east of Bowling Green. * The impact of OIL wold be felt for a number of years after as evidence in this August 14, 1906 photo taken on the Anderson Farm on Caskie Road near Wayne. (Photo courtesy of CAC-BGSU) * #oilwells #bowlinggreenohio #bgoilboom #lifeintheoilfields #cygnetohio #fires #wayneohio #andersonfarm #oilimpact #thegenealogyinvestigator #historynerd #learnsomething #new

We will be in the great state of Wyoming next week at the WY Rural Water Annual Conference. 🛑Stop by our booth and visit with Jay Hildreth and check out his presentation on 4/18 entitled "The How-To's of Bulk Water Dispensing" __________________________________ #ruralwater #smartwater #ruralcommunities

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https://lnkd.in/eB_8Ck9G i read an interesting article this morning on the net migration to the Appalachian region and helps explain what we are seeing from a storage demand perspective in East TN.

Join me and Jon James, one of our firms planners, at this years UT Land Use Conference as we discuss Texas SB 2038 and its practical impacts on Texas cities.

The state of Texas has more climate and weather extremes than any other state: and the more climate changes, the more extreme they get. Where I live, in Dallas, it was 94F or 34C on Monday and many other Texas cities broke their daily high temperature records as well. By the end of the week, the state was facing down its biggest wildfire ever. The Smokehouse Creek fire has already scorched over a million acres and is still barely under control, with only 15% contained. The town of Canadian, TX, has been hit the hardest, with 40 homes destroyed and two deaths. - Katharine Hayhoe Where I live in Alberta, Canada, our conservative premier believes renewable energy is going to cost lives - she's said it many times. The premier and her allies don't see climate change as a threat. They want to burn more oil and gas and just last week put up legislative roadblocks to slow down the renewable energy industry that was booming in Alberta. Is there something very strange about this worldview? #politics #conservative #antirenewables #iheart #oilandgas #energy #oilpatch www.telldanielle.ca

Dr. Oliver, Nanticoke Global Strategies LLC's Principal, is again quoted in another Forbes article: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐈𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐭 𝐎𝐟 𝐅𝐚𝐥𝐬𝐞 𝐈𝐧𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐎𝐧 𝐇𝐮𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲 𝐄𝐟𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐬. If you don't do so already, please consider following our company, by going to Nanticoke Global Strategies LLC, and clicking on the "Follow" button. hashtag #FEMA #disinformation #disasterresponse https://lnkd.in/eP3EMPAA

Learn how Florida Keys Electric Cooperative teamed up with ACRT to implement a unit-based contract, which is saving the cooperative time and money on surveying and creating work orders. 🌴

Excited that my first LinkedIn post is about the publication of my first journal article! I've been studying the landslide activity along an urban slope in Burlington, VT, since I began my PhD at UVM. The major goal of this work is to demonstrate the need to improve public safety using natural strategies to increase slope stability. Our findings show that there have been 20 landslides along this slope in the past 70 years, primarily resulting from the combination of fill materials dumped on the landscape and large rain events. With the frequency and intensity of storms increasing in the region, we have an opportunity now to implement proactive, natural solutions to better protect people into the future. I hope that the publication of this study will lead to some necessary action to mitigate this ongoing hazard! Sharing the story from the Gund Institute for Environment and the link to the pub below. Isabella B. Bennett, P. R. Bierman; A century of urban landslides: the legacy and consequences of altering riverbank landscapes. Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology 2024; doi: https://lnkd.in/dvkHRMET

Listen in as Eric Miller, PLS, our Ankeny Survey Business Unit Leader, describes the three main areas of #landsurveying at Snyder & Associates and how they are applied to ensure project success. #NationalSurveyorsWeek #LandSurveyors