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POPSWetlands As A Form of Time Bomb- Here in Florida, the speculators and their cronies are perpetually trying to " develop " Florida's Everglades. Brazil, Russia and many other countries are also in the process. Stop It Now!
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POPSBolsa Chica wetlands: wildly successful An area that was filled with oil pumping stations had been subject to numerous efforts by developers to turn it into a marina and high end homes - fortunately, the preservationists finally won and we now have restored wetlands.
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POPSRelentless Working Out One of the reasons we were happy to return to NZ from Australia was that we are not convinced that Australia has food security. More evidence
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POPSMyanmar’s Delta: Water World On April 15, rivers and lakes are sharply defined against a backdrop of vegetation and fallow agricultural land…. The wetlands near the shore are a deep blue green. Cyclone Nargis came ashore across the mouths of the Irrawaddy and followed the coastline northeast. The entire coastal plain is flooded in the May 5 image.
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POPSWhy Not Build a Lowe's Store In The Everglades? 
The 18,000-square-mile "River of Grass" is not a swamp but a unique and vital ecosystem. In 2000, Florida and federal government embarked on a $10 billion, 20-year project to restore the Everglades: This project would work to fix a half-century's worth of draining, diversion and other damage that development had wreaked on one of the world's most delicate but vital eco-systems, and return it to something like its original state. But post-9/11, the Everglades fell down the priority list of the Bush Administration and Congress alike. Today the project is less than half finished, years behind schedule and billions of dollars over budget. Last year Congress had to override President Bush's veto of a $20 billion water preservation bill that included a sorely needed $2 billion for the Everglades. Letting Lowe's build beyond the UDB could diminish the urgency of the Everglades and welcome more developers to push their way in. This is the time to step up and push back!