[MCN] Mining.com -- Water shortages are quietly killing mining projects — new tech rises to fix it

[Lance Olsen]

Water shortages are quietly killing mining projects — new tech rises to fix it <https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=https://www.mining.com/water-shortages-are-quietly-killing-mining-projects-new-tech-rises-to-fix-it/&ct=ga&cd=CAEYCCoTMzA0MjY2MjQzODUyODg5NTA5NTIaNDU2YTc1ZjMzMjZjNDNjZTpjb206ZW46VVM&usg=AOvVaw1Rtcqwf7Pv1_-KyMq1-BiB>
Mining.com <http://mining.com/>
Water scarcity is increasingly colliding with permitting timelines, community opposition and rising demand from agriculture, energy production and ...



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How a 'Right-Sized' 1950s Home Became a 'Tight Fit' in 2012
https://patch.com › pennsylvania › hellertown › bp--ho...

In the 1950s, the size of the typical new home increased to 950 square feet, and "by the 60's 1,100 square feet was typical, and by the 70's, …

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Have American Homes Changed Much Over the Years? T
https://compasscaliforniablog.com › have-american-home...

1960s: The average new-home size grew to 1,200 square feet, giving its 3.33 residents a spacious 360 square feet of room apiece. The bedroom-bathroom ratio flipped from the previous decade, with 2.5 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms.

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This Was Considered a "Huge House" 50 Years Ago - Best Life
https://bestlifeonline.com › huge-houses-50-years-ago

In 2018, the average new construction single-family home spanned more than 2,600 square feet and sold for nearly $378,000. However, in the 1960s ...

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