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Change in the water: Sewer system becoming more of a possibility for Lincoln's west end
ben@theinteriorjournal.comHUSTONVILLE — About 15 years after the EPA first designated western Lincoln County an "impaired watershed," officials hope they're close to funding the first step of a solution to the severe water quality issues that have plagued the Dix River area....Tags: Career and Workplace, Labor Legislation, Plant Openings, Environmental Issues, Water
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New approach to sewer upgrades will save Lynchburg $200-million
Reporter/Lynchburg Bureau ChiefLynchburg leaders are taking a new approach to a decades-long construction effort. The combined sewer overflow project (CSO) has been going on for 20 years and was mandated by state officials, because too much waste water was leaking into the James...Tags: Lynchburg (Lynchburg, Virginia)
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IID approves water apportionment plan
Staff WriterFour months of heated discussion, negotiations and outreach came to an end Tuesday — for the time being — when the Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors adopted a plan that equally apportions the district’s annual water...Tags: Environmental Issues, Conservation
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Danville water treatment plant project advances
smojica@amnews.comDanville officials anticipate the water plant expansion project will be available for contractors to bid upon by early July. Brent Tippey of HDR — the firm managing the $28 million project — gave a funding update at Monday’s City...Tags: Real Estate Sellers, Property, Environmental Issues, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Environmental Politics
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Abilene declares water emergency
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsDespite recent rain, the long-term drought leads the city of Abilene to declare a water emergency. The emergency follows 287 days with the city under a water warning. In a press release, Abilene city manager David Dillner says, while recent rain and snow... -
Solomon utility worker falls into water tower
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsA man is recovering from minor injuries after falling into a water tower. It happened in Solomon around 1 p.m. Tuesday while the man was cleaning the inside of the tank. The Salina Journal reports the man had to be rescued after falling about 30 feet to... -
Water line work near Aberdeen to cause Loflin Road, Route 7 detours
Beginning today (Monday, April 22) the Maryland State Highway Administration said it will temporarily close Loflin Road at Route 7 (Old Philadelphia Road) near Aberdeen to relocate a Harford County water line under Route 7, a project that will take...Tags: Highway Transportation, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Aberdeen, Harford County
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Dry weather has firefighters ready for battle
Southern California is marching toward its fourth-driest year since 1877, and that has firefighters increasingly girded for battle. In the hills of Los Angeles County, tests show the brush is drying out at a significantly quicker rate this year...
Tags: Los Angeles Fire Department, Guiberson Fire (2009), Droughts, Natural Resource Industry, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Crop and Livestock Conditions Report South Dakota
For the week ending April 14, 2013, snow and freezing rain brought badly needed moisture to parts of the state and kept temperatures colder than normal, according to the USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service, South Dakota Field Office. Average...Tags: Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Snow Storms, Arable Farming
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Cropping choices and water use relationships
The precipitation from the recent snow storm provided welcome relief in terms of soil moisture. Standing stubble certainly showed its value as fields with stubble caught a uniform layer of snow that will help replenish dry soils with an inch or more of...Tags: Agriculture, Weather Reports, Weather, Snow Storms, Agricultural Research and Technology
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UConn's Thirsty, But State Needs Plan Before Water Transfer
The Hartford CourantSouthern California receives less than 10 inches of rain per year, yet 22 million people reside there and agriculture flourishes. Such a region has no earthly business supporting such a large population or a water-intensive agricultural economy, yet it...Tags: Natural Resources, University of Connecticut, Education, Theft, Dannel P. Malloy
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New River, Disability Services bills clear policy committees
Three bills by Assemblymember V. Manuel Pérez received support in Assembly policy committees, according to a press release from his office. AB 407 passed the Assembly Committee on Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials on a vote of 6-0. AB 407 entails...Tags: American School for the Deaf, Environmental Issues, Conservation, Water, Autism
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