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  Floods engulfed Slovenia and rivers rose and began to flood. Rivers eroded their banks, hit bridges and even damaged or even washed away some bridges with their new strength. Torrential rains appeared and the water that splashed from them caused the slopes to slide or avalanches and carried away everything in front of them.  Some people were leaving their homes to escape. Still other people, with desperation in their eyes and their stubborn character, tried to save their homes and their other possessions. They dug trenches, pumped water from their homes and removed mud, and carried and drove at least some of their possessions to safety. Still other people offered refuge to people whose homes had been destroyed by floods or torrents or landslides. People are different and our reactions are also different.  The sun has finally shone and the swollen rivers will slowly return to their beds. Even torrential rains will dry up, leaving behind only traces of their destructive a...

 We are once again living in an era of elemental or, as we say, natural disasters. Most likely, the sky above us, however one understands it, sends clouds, lightning, hail, wind and at least abundant rain. And we definitely have to come to terms with the fact that we have absolutely no control over Mother Nature, and we don't even know how to protect ourselves from her "rage". In our daily lives, we thus encounter the devastation left behind by fires, floods, landslides, damage to fields and gardens from hail, and damage to real estate caused by strong winds, which are sometimes also referred to as hurricane or tornado storms. storms or briefly winds. In short, we can still marvel at the uncovered and even blown away roofs. In short, we are left with damage after natural disasters, which we don't seem to know how to stop or regulate. Just as it was in ancient times, when the only thing left for you to do was act according to what was happening in the sky. But I hope t...

There is a lot of talk about our new-age ecological practice and ecological awareness and the protection of natural resources. Of course, a comparison of old and modern ecological orientations is also good. One chapter of modern ecological trends is also the merging of meteoric and fecal waters. All of us who are older probably still remember field toilets and cesspools next to houses, which were periodically emptied. And of course, at least when we look at the bills, we also remember the new ecological orientations in the canal systems, where rainwater from roofs and yards, as well as all our excess water from the drains and faeces from the toilets, is combined. Thus, all ecologically oriented inhabitants of the planet Earth in the new age pay all the bills for, in addition to the used water and the removal of our garbage, also for the treatment of waste water. While walking along the river, we forgot to look at the very unusual pipes from which most likely a mixture of fecal and mete...