FREE Water was ILLEGAL…He Changed That…
4.3M views · Jul 1, 2026 · Nonprofits & Activism
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@amillison · 3 months ago (edited) · pinned
DONATE TO THIS PROJECT:<br><a href="https://maearth.com/planttherain/grow">https://maearth.com/planttherain/grow</a>
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@xempire103 · 2 months ago
We desperately need to bring back the civilian conservation core.
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@HankusSpankus · 2 months ago
Choosing nature over dead tarmac is a no brainier , the water emitting chemicals released from trees is a miracle and a precious gift .
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@wwlb4970 · 2 months ago
It's actually enjoyable to see adequate city government that didn't shut him down, instead adopted it and made a good thing mandatory.
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@TBAMoose · 2 months ago
Thank-you for telling the Brad Lancaster story... a permaculture hero.
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@benitopaolini1614 · 2 months ago
That's the America I like. Keep on the good job.
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@tichrontus · 2 months ago
This is really uplifting. I've seen stories of how others doing similar work get turned away when they approached their city. Glad that Tuscon still has people with good heads running the city.
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@Tucsonbirdie · 2 months ago
Happy to see this because I took this man’s rain harvesting class 15 years ago and my family still practices these techniques. We have a beautiful garden on the northwest side.
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@Tom-hl4xj · 2 months ago
Just taught me why my street in Tucson is designed the way it is. While I live in a different neighborhood, I can see a lot of the same strategies in the design.<br><br>Used to think the random roundabouts with stop signs in neighborhoods was a strange Tucson traffic management strategy but now I know it is for the environment!
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@atimko123 · 2 months ago
Parts of Las Vegas & Phoenix needs this badly
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@burkhardstackelberg · 2 months ago
Tucson shows that a desert isn't necessarily lifeless. It can be a forest.
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@machorani · 2 months ago (edited)
City should just give him a budget+salary and put him in charge if it's not done so already.
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