Libertarian pushes himself as alternative in nasty Virginia governor’s race | The Daily Caller

Libertarian pushes himself as alternative in nasty Virginia governor’s race

via Libertarian pushes himself as alternative in nasty Virginia governor’s race | The Daily Caller.

 

“The main reason I ran was that I saw that the Republican and Democrat were both very bad for Virginia,” Sarvis told The Daily Caller. “And I wanted there to be an option that the people can vote for that’s both focusing on economic freedom, good economic policy and also personal freedom.”

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Kayaker running Great Falls at about2.6 - 2.8 feet on the little falls gauge
While the rapids can be fun it is good to know as much as possible about them if you decide to risk your life….

Here is a link to a most excellent  interactive tool that shows the danger of the sometimes placid looking waters below Great Falls of the Potomac River. Kudos to Sohail Al-Jamea, Bonnie Berkowitz, Emily Chow, Laris Karklis and Todd Lindeman for the design and development of this excellent online tool.  Also see and read the related story In the Potomac’s grip: The deceptively placid waters at Great Falls by Steve Hendrix.

Sources

Brent O’Neill, National Park Service site manager at Great Falls Park; Steve Taylor, an engineer and investigator for a 1992 Maryland Department of Resources study of Potomac hydrology; USGS geologist Scott Southworth; USGS hydrologist Jonathan Dillow; Fairfax County Fire and Rescue’s swift-water team; Jason Beakes and Gil Rocha of the Potomac Paddlers Volunteer Corps; American Whitewater. Published Aug. 10, 2013

Endangered Species Designation Offers Diamond Darter a Chance to Shine On : Wildlife Promise

Diamond Darter. Photo by Conservation Fisheries, Inc

Endangered Species Designation Offers Diamond Darter a Chance to Shine On : Wildlife Promise. ”

“It is an honor and a responsibility to have one of the rarest fish in the world surviving in one of our rivers,” says Angie Rosser, executive director of the West Virginia Rivers Coalition (WVRC), which advocated for listing the darter as endangered with critical habitat designation. An affiliate of National Wildlife Federation, WVRC is dedicated to protecting the quality of West Virginia’s water resources and striving to conserve and restore the state’s exceptional rivers and streams. – See more at: http://blog.nwf.org/2013/08/endangered-species-designation-offers-diamond-darter-a-chance-to-shine-on/#sthash.DzXy2oWr.dpuf”

Birthplace of Rivers National Monument in the works – WVPubcast.org

“The project plans to include about 123,000 acres in and around the Cranberry Wilderness which includes the headwaters of the Cranberry, Williams, Cherry, Greenbrier, Gauley and Elk rivers.”

Birthplace of Rivers National Monument in the works – WVPubcast.org.

Fracking Linked to Well Water Methane | Sci-Tech Today

 

Fracking Linked to Well Water Methane | Sci-Tech Today.””Some of the problematic wells are most likely due to some of the issues around casing and cementing problems” in northeastern Pennsylvania, says geoscientist Susan Brantley of the Earth and Environmental Systems Institute at Penn State.””