Yes

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  by Colette Georgii

  Created on: April 21, 2008   Last Updated: June 11, 2009

  Water is our most important commodity. Without water we can't live and societies cannot flourish or

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  by Marc Phillippe Babineau

  Created on: April 04, 2008   Last Updated: April 12, 2010

  Is there any chance that the great rivers on this wonderful, beautiful blue planet will not die? 

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  by T. Scott Randolph

  Created on: September 07, 2009

  A river is a river. Whether it a great river or just a big stream, it is still in danger from various

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  by C McNamara

  Created on: April 11, 2008

  All things will die, eventually. And they will come to 'life' again, eventually. We live on a dynamic

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  by Chiranjibi Paudyal

  Created on: April 10, 2008

  "Everything including the nature changes and to cry over the past is futile," is completely true in

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  by Marie Seltenrych

  Created on: June 24, 2008

  The second law of thermodynamics dictates to us that everything will die! How many of us are getting

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  by Stanley Roberts

  Created on: March 30, 2008   Last Updated: July 17, 2009

  It is sad that I must right to the Yes side of this article. I wish the great rivers would flow forever

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  by Heather Foster

  Created on: May 19, 2008

  There are studies worldwide on droughts and their causes. Living in Colorado I have seen the effects

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  by Jacquie Schmall

  Created on: March 14, 2008

  Just as the continents have shifted and broken apart to take the shapes we know today, so has the source

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  by DragonBlue

  Created on: April 04, 2008

  Will great rivers die?

  When I ponder the subject of our many great rivers, I think of a Cree Indian Prophecy;

  "Only

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  by Aparna Guru

  Created on: April 10, 2008

  The complete disappearance of any river is not an easy thing to predict, because there may be a lot

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  by E.M.Robinson

  Created on: March 21, 2008

  Some of the world's great rivers are at-risk of dying. Sixty percent of the world's largest rivers are

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  by Morris Kiema Kilunda

  Created on: April 08, 2008   Last Updated: December 20, 2011

  Great rivers in the tropical climate zones are likely to die. Great rivers in the temperate climate

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  by Lorraine Jackson

  Created on: April 14, 2008

  Sadly yes. Why? because of the reckless endangerment of the environment caused by the intolerence of

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  by feline sphynx

  Created on: April 04, 2008

  I truly believe that in time if we do not seriously re-think about the way we are living, then it will