Flint's water supply became contaminated with lead after the city switched its water supply to the Flint River in 2014.
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The hospital says it began aggressively testing its water supply after noticing an uptick in Legionnaires' cases at the hospital, and countywide, after the water supply switch.
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The Cubans cut off the base from the power grid and water supply decades ago, so Guantánamo has to desalinate its water supply and generate its own power.
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Activity: Debating Adding Lithium Supplements to the Water Supply Have students read Dr. Fels's column and then divide them into teams to debate a proposal to supplement the water supply with lithium.
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Having a steady water supply is also a constant concern.
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Tsunamis can contaminate the water supply, washing sewage into pipes.
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The technology is installed on the home's main water supply.
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Farm animals consume 703% of the world's water supply, too.
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And this includes sharp cuts in spending on water supply.
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Pelotas, Brazil, has had a fluoridated water supply since 1962.
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Another problem with Delhi's water supply lies in its cleanliness.
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Few question that Guanajuato's water supply is under acute pressure.
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N, which they say threatens water supply and sacred sites.
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It's all linked to droughts, water supply, how people work.
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But apparent contradictions flow freely in our water supply story.
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Rick Snyder (R) switched Flint's water supply to save money.
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Because Iranian Revolutionary Guards mismanaged Iran's water supply for decades.
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The city has also returned to using Detroit's water supply.
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How far had the PFOA traveled in the water supply?
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"We depend on them for our water supply," noted Corringham.
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Thirty people died and saboteurs cut metropolitan Delhi's main water supply.
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Major cities in crisis India's population is outgrowing its water supply.
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Edwards knew the problem had to be the city water supply.
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He noted, however, that the water supply had been partially restored.
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Yet years ago they abandoned any coherent policy of water supply.
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Additionally, runoff can cause it to get into the water supply.
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If the Everglades becomes too salty, so will Miami's water supply.
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The quality of her water supply dramatically improved with her relocation.
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The EPA discourages flushing drugs because they contaminate the water supply.
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"We were suspecting the city of Flint water supply," Henry says.
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We should not endanger the water supply of millions of people.
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There's a very clear risk of contamination of the water supply.
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The water supply, largely groundwater, is being rapidly depleted and polluted.
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It can also transform into methylmercury and enter the water supply.
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The impacts on Arizona's power and water supply are eye opening.
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Farmers are worried coal seam fracking will damage their water supply.
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Others drank their own urine when their water supply went out.
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They threaten our communities, our land and our drinking water supply.
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But when the state switched the city's water supply to the Flint River, it did not properly treat the water, and the water corroded the pipes, leaching lead and heavy metal into the drinking water supply.
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Under its international bailout, Greece must sell an 11 percent stake in Athens Water Supply & Sewerage S.A and a 23 percent stake in Thessaloniki Water Supply & Sewerage S.A.. (Reporting by Angeliki Koutantou; Editing by Susan Fenton)
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In 2014, the city switched its public water supply from the Detroit water system to the local Flint River in an effort to save money, subsequently allowing toxic levels of lead and pollution into the water supply.
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The electricity grid, water supply and road network are all in ruins.
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Look at what's going on in Flint, Michigan with the water supply.
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Recycled water accounts for just 7 percent of the city's water supply.
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Their drinking water supply and waste disposal need to be managed carefully.
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Sometimes, Pantaleón comes around twice a week to refill Macedo's water supply.
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They also worry that any future leaks would pollute their water supply.
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Their chemicals seep into our water supply and then we drink them.
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What if a cyberterrorist hits our water supply or our power grids?
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But concerns were raised long ago about the city's future water supply.
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The facility purifies its own water supply and generates its own power.
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Electricity, water supply and food are also running low, the statement said.
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"We were suspecting the city of Flint water supply," Henry told CNN.
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In mid-October Flint's water supply was switched back to Lake Huron.
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The issue of microplastics in the water supply is a growing concern.
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They switched the water supply back to Lake Huron one month later.
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Farmers are updating irrigation systems to prepare for a dwindling water supply.
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It is not clear when Delhi's water supply will return to normal.
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The water supply was switched back to the Detroit system last October.
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McLaren Hospital said it has taken corrective measures with its water supply.
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Without a doubt, maintaining and improving water supply reliability requires new investments.
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In subsequent years, mining spoiled the water supply and damaged the foundation.
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It's left Egypt fearing a potential disruption to its fresh water supply.
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Jon Kyl (Ariz.) to make sure the state's water supply is preserved.
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You just connect it to your water supply and your Wi-fi.
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Later that month, the city switched back to the Detroit water supply.
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Officials promised a new water supply network by the end of July.
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Residents of Brady, Texas, are worried about radium in their water supply.
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The lack of electricity also affects the water supply in certain areas.
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This approach not only reduces flooding but also enhances water supply security.
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A doctor discovers a tainted water supply and speaks up about it.
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They also provide much of the snowpack and water supply for California.
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The hot water supply in Earthships is usually provided by solar energy.
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Trucks, knives, and airplanes will do, as might poisoning the water supply.
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The CDC can help determine if your public water supply is fluoridated.
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Here's the problem: When the state switched the city's water supply to the Flint River, it did not properly treat the water, and the water corroded the pipes, leaching lead and heavy metal into the drinking water supply.
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It means that, in order to protect our water supply, we ban fracking.
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Old Fadama residents live with clogged drains, insufficient water supply, and poor sanitation.
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That made Edwards think that the problem was in the city water supply.
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Hurricane Maria did more than destroy Puerto Rico's electric grid and water supply.
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They would have to hope that nothing went wrong with the water supply.
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Much of the water supply in the hurricane-struck region risks being contaminated.
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I never use my well water supply, to save it for the future.
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The city's water supply was switched to the Flint River in April 2014.
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They believe it could destroy the tribe's land and limit their water supply.
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The chemical company DuPont knowingly leaked carcinogens into the water supply for decades.
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In the 19th century, trees were replanted to protect the city's water supply.
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"The solution to China's water-supply problem is conservation," he said in 2013.
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The tribes say the pipeline would endanger their cultural sites and water supply.
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Britain was, in effect, broke; Berlin's water supply was still polluted by corpses.
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Freezing weather may have disrupted water supply to Sabine Pass, market sources said.
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Annual water supply per person has fallen by well over half since 1970.
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Countless Egyptian leaders have rattled their sabres in defence of the water supply.
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"I've never once seen it used in a public water supply," he said.
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By Wednesday, they received fuel, but their water supply was now running low.
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"With CRISPR, it's possible to weaponize the water supply," Bennecke told Business Insider.
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California's water supply shortage is a microcosm of what's wrong in U.S. politics.
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Like Flint, the city has had problems with lead poisoning its water supply.
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After all, Hong Kong depends on China for most of its water supply.
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It's enough to make you wonder if there's something in the water supply.
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The Environmental Working Group will let you search your zip code's water supply.
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They are linked to the municipal water supply network and carbonate the water.
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The state eventually moved Flint's water supply back to a Detroit municipal source.
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One such company is Rexnord, which makes mechanical components and water supply systems.
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This helps protect from disruptions to the water supply or during power outages.
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The disease is most common in areas with substandard sanitation and water supply.
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"They may be very risky from a water-supply security perspective," he said.
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According to a timeline of events posted on the village's website, the concerns about the water supply in Hoosick Falls first came to local officials' attention in August 2014, when a resident requested that leaders test the water supply for PFOA.
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Dead trees and drought have an added impact on water supply—national forests provide roughly half of the state's $9.5 billion water supply by filtering precipitation, which provides Californians with clean water and supports the agricultural economy of the state.
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Rick Snyder apologized to the residents of Flint for the city's contaminated water supply.
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Michigan's governor released hundreds of pages of emails regarding Flint's lead-contaminated water supply.
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And if this got out into the water supply, it would end the world.
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The current solution is a stopgap—spiking the water supply with an anticorrosive chemical.
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Protesters in southern Malaysia reportedly threatened to cut off the water supply to Singapore.
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The reservoir's water supply dramatically shrank between June 15, 2018 and April 6, 2019.
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The water supply wasn't switched back to Lake Huron until mid-October in 210.
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The water supply is also affected, as pumps are also often powered by generators.
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As a result of corrosion, lead from the pipes leached into the water supply.
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Beijing's traffic jams are horrendous, its subways overloaded and its water supply running low.
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In 2016 only 9 states reported safe lead levels in their schools' water supply.
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Then the researchers tried to kill their grapes by cutting off their water supply.
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Affinity supplies water to 1.5 million homes and businesses and maintains water supply infrastructure.
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Cash is needed for schools and overburdened infrastructure, such as Lebanon's strained water supply.
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Rick Snyder switched Flint's water supply from the Flint River back to Lake Huron.
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Lingering lead in the water supply may decrease, but it won't go away instantaneously.
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Cases have spiked in the two years since the city switched its water supply.
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The contamination happened after a Snyder appointee switched Flint's water supply to save money.
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The study intends to empower those in Flint with information about their water supply.
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For more than a year, Flint's public water supply has been contaminated with lead.
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In March of 2014, the city broke ground on its Flint River water supply.
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Because they tied the tax to improving the water supply all over the country.
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The neighbourhood has only one paved road, no central water supply and no sewer.
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As we already know, part of Alpha's plan is to poison Alexandria's water supply.
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It was not clear if the water supply was ever contaminated by the spill.
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He knows firsthand the devastating impact of the water supply contamination in his community.
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Destruction of sanitation systems and water supply infrastructure will lead to outbreaks of disease.
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That move resulted in lead and other pollutants leaching into the city's water supply.
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Just connect it to your water supply and wifi, and it can get started.
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We'd pull over here for a hike, there to neurotically restock our water supply.
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The department also said lead had not been found in the city's water supply.
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Workers constructed a water-supply system for the bathrooms in seven days, CGTN reported.
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There was initially a warning that the town's water supply had to be boiled.
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The generator kept breaking down, pipes burst and there was an intermittent water supply.
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Tennant suspected that the water supply poisoned by the nearby DuPont plant was responsible.
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Ice stupas are often constructed on top of streambeds, augmenting the communal water supply.
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In some communities, recycled water can create a resilient and drought-proof water supply.
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Maybe the slug gets into the water supply of Hawkins and starts wreaking havoc?
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As electricity fails, so does the water supply, leaving millions without access for days.
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This is hardly the first time it has threatened to reduce Pakistan's water supply.
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Environmentalists say vanishing creeks like those in Palmeirante are threatening the nation's water supply.
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Flushing antibiotics might get them into the water supply, also contributing to antibiotic resistance.
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The protesters are concerned primarily about the project's risks to the local water supply.
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The AP reports the local water supply failed due to flooding from the hurricane.
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The tests were done before the water supply was switched from the Detroit water system to the Flint River, after the switch but before a water advisory was issued, after the advisory was issued and after the water supply was switched back.
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Michigan's Department of Environmental Quality was aware of some of the health risks of switching Flint's water supply from Detroit to Flint River, almost a full year before an emergency manager appointed by Governor Rick Snyder switched the water supply to shave costs.
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It operated until lead in his water supply prompted him to close it, Bachhuber said.
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The government says it wants to enter the valley to secure the capital's water supply.
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Compounding the problem is changing climate patterns, which have made water supply far more uncertain.
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That said, there's still enough time to improve the frozen water supply in the Sierras.
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Two major public water supply wells are located downgradient within 3 miles of the site.
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Researchers said surface water supply for crops was roughly 14 percent less than normal statewide.
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Next he's going to cut a cactus, in order to use the plant's water supply.
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Trump's workers allegedly cut off their water supply in 2010 while building the golf course.
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Africa's poorest, however, are more worried about health and water supply than unemployment or education.
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Tribe members say that an oil spill at the lake would contaminate their water supply.
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There has been no confirmed link between the outbreak and the switch in water supply.
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Or city-dwellers taking in toxic substances in their water supply like in Flint, Mich.
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The private project threatens both their water supply and the desecration of sacred ancestral lands.
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And more recently, the federally listed Delta Smelt has devastated the water supply of California.
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Their water supply is often drained off or broken underground by decades of coal mining.
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We were cut off from the electric grid and water supply for over three weeks.
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This is the equivalent of one year's water supply for more than one million people.
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Lead from old pipes began seeping into the water supply, rendering it undrinkable and unsafe.
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So the county adds crushed limestone back into the water supply to neutralize the pH.
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The area's existing water supply is inadequate to meet the needs of the transferred troops.
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Then came the decision by government officials to save money by switching the water supply.
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The dam impounds the Calaveras Reservoir, which holds 40% of the area's water supply capacity.
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Everything from the water supply to sewage treatment to the preservation of food is threatened.
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In 1993, crypto in Milwaukee's drinking water supply killed 104 people and sickened over 400,000.
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Some locals are worried that farming and agriculture may suffer from a depleted water supply.
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Then attach the bidet to your toilet seat and connect to the toilet's water supply.
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He also had a hand in tampering with the water supply to make people sick.
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And the water supply lasted only a few days before it had to be replenished.
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Water supply was also limited, authorities said, and 50 flights cancelled from its international airport.
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" As Blincoe notes, "all it takes to conquer Jerusalem is to seize its water supply.
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The effects of climate change are being keenly felt, with a major water-supply crisis.
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Hospitals were overwhelmed with casualties and the water supply, electricity, and telecoms were shut down.
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It's more likely that there are multiple transmission points seeded by one contaminated water supply.
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LEAD LEVELS FALL IN FLINT WATER: Lead levels in the water supply in Flint, Mich.
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Instead, there's a major push for securing the electrical grid and the clean water supply.
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For months, scientists and public officials have issued dire safety warnings about Rio's water supply.
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Water born infections — infections getting into the water supply — are a problem around the world.
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It is these places that pay the highest price for inadequate water supply and sanitation.
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No community in America should fear lead poisoning in their water supply like Flint, Mich.
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Any leaks or spills from the pipeline would endanger the water supply for nearby reservations.
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Groundwater, which has been steadily depleting for years, makes up 40% of the country's water supply.
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Were these reports on the safety of Istanbul's water supply destined to sow fear and uncertainty?
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Officials said Thursday that a chemical used in asphalt may have contaminated the city's water supply.
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For the last 18 months, the city's water supply has been contaminated with lead and iron.
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EPA officials said their biggest concerns were oil spills and power disruptions to water supply systems.
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We're mostly living off the investment of our parents and grandparents for our drinking water supply.
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Fears of residual contamination of the environment or water supply are unfounded, as 1080 biodegrades harmlessly.
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"The consequences will be catastrophic as there is no viable alternative water supply system," it said.
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The unrest left 25 dead and briefly severed the main water supply to Delhi, India's capital.
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As is the case with other growing desert burgs, St. George grapples with water-supply issues.
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N crude-oil Dakota Access Pipeline, citing concerns about a leak that could contaminate water supply.
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Atacama's aquifers are also a key water supply for BHP's Escondida copper mine, the world's largest.
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Maisch said Placer County maintained an ample water supply even during the worst of the drought.
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As it passed through the old lead and iron pipes, lead leached into the water supply.
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MANILA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On Block 37, the city water supply starts flowing around 7 am.
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And over the weekend, they reportedly cut the water supply at a station that serves Delhi.
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The tribe says the pipeline would destroy some culturally sacred sites and threaten their water supply.
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But pollution means a contaminated water supply, which can directly affect marine life and human health.
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In West Virginia, some say accidents affecting the water supply have become a fact of life.
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Sometimes farmers were concerned about the impact that the project could have on their water supply.
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China has long been worried about a water supply bottleneck that could jeopardize future economic development.
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Expanding to water supply projects is an opportunity that the administration supports and Congress must achieve.
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Here's the real shocker: The presence of pharmaceuticals is not regulated in our drinking water supply.
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In 2014, Michigan appointed the emergency managers that switched the city's water supply to save money.
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Financially strapped Flint changed its water supply in 2014 from Detroit's system to the Flint River.
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Corroding pipes had contaminated the water supply with lethal amounts of lead and other heavy metals.
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Residents say the problems have not ended even though the water supply has been switched back.
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Farmers have an economic interest in having access to a safe and clean water supply, too.
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Turn off the water-supply valves to the clothes washer and dishwasher, and even the toilets.
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That same year, the nonprofit Environmental Working Group found multiple contaminants in the city's water supply.
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Opponents said the plant poses a threat to the local water supply in the desert region.
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The dam, built mainly for water supply purposes, also helped to keep those areas from flooding.
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This triggers a vicious cycle that leads to even more evaporation and therefore, less water supply.
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The city has lowered the water pressure in its mains to help stretch the water supply.
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Gary Herbert is developing a plan to ensure a safe and ample water supply through 2268.
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They argued that city officials should be told to change Flint's water supply to protect residents.
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Hormones in our meat and water supply may hasten puberty, but they can't disrupt this sequence.
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All he needs is a few greenhouses, a steady water supply, and plenty of California sunshine.
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Each year, IH2O rallies tech startups to develop solutions for particular problems around our global water supply.
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The tribe started the anti-pipeline campaign months ago to protect sacred sites and their water supply.
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Authorities with Aguas Andinas -- the main water supply company for the region -- are working on restoring services.
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" Those crimes include some forms of burglary, sexual abuse, drug trafficking, murder, and "endangering the water supply.
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Earlier that day—July 21—the small town's public works had detected THC in the water supply.
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State officials said there would be a renewed investigation into what happened to the city's water supply.
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Russian law restricts the control of strategic activities such as water supply by state-controlled foreign companies.
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The state has estimated the cost of replacing Flint's water supply infrastructure would be over $760 million.
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That is why Joseph Coffey, commissioner of Albany's Department of Water and Water Supply, turned to Opti.
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That section closed June 24 after initial tests discovered the brain-eating amoeba in the water supply.
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The dams that hold the South African city's water supply are now at just 26% of capacity.
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Half had resveratrol in their water supply; this did not affect their body weight in any way.
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Can we get these aqueducts repaired in time before we run out of our local water supply?
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And with no clean water supply, children have contracted skin rashes from washing in agricultural run-off.
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Its business scope includes infrastructure construction, resettlement housing, water supply, sewage treatment, food reserves and forest preservation.
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The outbreak began weeks after a switch in Flint's water supply that also led to lead contamination.
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A key sluice gate was reopened, but protesters sought to cut the water supply at another place.
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America's water supply is in crisis and, if we don't act now, we face an imperiled future.
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In a country famous for its ambitious water-supply schemes, this is the biggest since the 215s.
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With desalination efforts proving to be time-consuming and costly, unconventional water supply options are under consideration.
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Bennecke offers a terrifying scenario in which terrorists infect the water supply with a CRISPR-created virus.
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Home to the world's largest fresh water supply, Brazil has not previously had much reason for conservation.
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They say the $3.7 billion pipeline threatens the region's water supply and would harm sacred cultural lands.
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All of these would be ruptured, and so we would be losing 60% of our water supply.
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"Water discoloration problems tend to be more prevalent in the domestic hot-water supply," Mr. Varsalona said.
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In order to save money in the short term, the city decided to switch its water supply.
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Sensors enable accurate measurement and monitoring of the water supply system and help identify water loss locations.
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Those foams have leached into the groundwater at the military facilities, and often the drinking water supply.
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Rick Snyder (R) and his administration are under fire for their role in switching the water supply.
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The drought exposed a key problem in the city's water supply: its near-total reliance on rainwater.
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QUESTION: Fracking can lead to environmental pollution including, but not limited to, the contamination of water supply.
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So even though the water supply isn't right on the beach, it's a problem for coastal cities.
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Mayor Dan McQueen said residents could resume using the city's water supply for drinking, bathing and cooking.
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Every year its rivers spill out about 7 percent of the world's renewable water supply into oceans.
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The concept of damaging a society by attacking its water supply is as old as warfare itself.
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But concern among Newark school officials over toxic heavy metals in the water supply is nothing new.
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The reason for the alarm is simple: The city's water supply is dangerously close to running dry.
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For years, Cape Town had been warned that it needed to increase and diversify its water supply.
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Much of the reservoir containing the project's water supply has filled up with small trees and bushes.
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Kozlowski pleaded guilty to poisoning food, drink, medicine or water supply on June 13, court records show.
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Nairobi, Kenya's capital, which has 2.5 million people living in shanties, has water-supply challenges as well.
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Saltwater intrusion is spoiling the aquifers, which provide the majority of the drinking water supply for Floridians.
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These efforts include rerouting the water supply, replacing corroded water pipes and distributing bottled water and filters.
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By August, the city had issued boil-water advisories due to bacteria found in the water supply.
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There are scattered government initiatives to increase the water supply, such as collecting rainwater in rooftop cisterns.
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But Native American tribes say it threatens the local water supply, sacred land and tribal burial ground.
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Dysfunction or failure leads to flooding, impacts to the water supply and recreation, and destruction of property.
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The municipal water supply is contaminated by salt water, sending thousands to the hospital in recent months.
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Tiny plastic microfibers, shed by synthetic garments during laundry, are inundating our water supply and food chain.
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Opponents say the project threatens the Standing Rock Sioux's water supply and sites that they find sacred.
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The so-called Waters of the United States rule impacts the water supply for people and wildlife.
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The water corroded the city's aging pipes, which began to leach lead into the drinking water supply.
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It said the main water supply was cut, and accused Ankara of trying to make residents leave.
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Flint's water crisis began in April, 2014, when the city switched its water supply to the Flint River.
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There are two swimming pools and a heliport on the property, which has its own water supply. Mrs.
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But that plan was changed for reasons including worries that the pipeline could contaminate the city's water supply.
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This is the third round of charges; Schuette has also filed civil lawsuits against water supply engineering firms.
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Thus providing electricity and water to one part of Lebanon may threaten the water supply of its capital.
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Basra residents say salt seeping into the water supply has made it undrinkable and sent hundreds to hospital.
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This has contaminated the river and authorities can not reopen the water supply until the water runs clear.
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As a liquid, it could potentially be released into a water supply or used to poison someone's food.
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That indicates the weathering of bedrock, which unearthed harmful minerals that polluted their water supply, the study said.
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When the clothing is washed, microplastic fibers will shed off and inundate the water supply and food chain.
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The novel's characters seek something even more valuable than gold: the rights to control the region's water supply.
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If that is successful, they reasoned, lead would no longer leach from the pipes into the water supply.
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The study would look at how the extraction methods could affect Florida's geology and its underground water supply.
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About half the water supply is lost from the network, most of it due to misuse or theft.
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That means 10 billion people will be consuming the Earth's food and water supply at the same time.
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Those who decide to stay have to contend with a drinking water supply contaminated with cancer-causing benzene.
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Like eight sewage treatment plants that might prevent human waste from flowing into the city's recreational water supply.
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For one, it isn't clear why anybody would try to contaminate a small town's water supply with THC.
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More than 900,000 households had lost power, the spokeswoman confirmed, while another 500,000 had issues with water supply.
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A crowd cheers at Oceti Sakowin camp, elated that the tribe's water supply and sacred grounds remain safe.
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The outbreak occurred after Flint officials switched the source of the local water supply to the Flint River.
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Flint's water problems started in April 2014, as the city transferred its water supply to the Flint River.
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Just replace your current toilet seat and connect it to a water supply and the nearest power outlet.
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It will take longer to repair the city of Flint's image than to repair the city's water supply.
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Pallets of bottled water serve as the emergency water supply for Flint residents affected by lead-contaminated water.
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While the water supply was eventually switched back to Detroit's system, a lot of damage has been done.
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The utility company had cut the water supply two days earlier, but the inconvenience didn't dampen the mood.
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The lawsuit accuses the defendants of "gross negligence," and says they ignored resident concerns about the water supply.
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Ageing landfills are still leaching into Shanghai's water supply, and trash is still being illegally dumped, it added.
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Replenishing the plant food is as simple as changing a cartridge and water supply can also be automated.
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But as long as it's not wasteful, then why not bring a little variety to one's water supply?
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That well has been shut down, but testing shows that the entire water supply may have been contaminated.
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Aging landfills are still leaching into Shanghai's water supply, and trash is still being illegally dumped, it added.
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As the ATA wrote:On average, trucks deliver purification chemicals to water supply plants every seven to 14 days.
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O'Callaghan and White also spoke to Business Insider about Flint and the problems of water supply and sanitation.
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"What's happening at Turkey Point is a real danger to us, to our water supply," Mr. Rodríguez said.
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Nor is there reason to fear that the pipeline would compromise the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's water supply.
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Water supply in India may fall 50 percent below demand by 2030, the Asian Development Bank has forecast.
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Finally, growing conventional cotton requires the use of pesticides and fertilizers, which run off into the water supply.
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Ariom Eegam told CNN he spotted a dozen seals in a brook connected to the town's water supply.
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That's why the water supply was switched in the first place — to save a little bit of money.
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Pakistan's economy keeps sliding, and many public assets are in crisis, including the electricity grid and water supply.
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Unlike in Flint, Newark's general water supply is not contaminated, the Department of Environmental Protection confirmed last week.
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Marie, finding that the outhouse was clogged, peed on the floor and polluted my newly constructed water supply.
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"The smoke from one rocket got into our water supply, and the kids got very sick," Ny said.
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In the event of a serious problem, like a burst pipe, it automatically shuts off the water supply.
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"Somebody's contaminating the water supply, somebody's contaminating the food — these kinds of rumors are very common," Dutta said.
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The strain on the water supply increases greatly during the summer tourist season, when Shimla's population essentially doubles.
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There must be clear communication about the safety of our treated water supply from viruses and other contaminants.
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People experienced rashes and hair loss when high levels of lead were found in the local water supply.
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Other aid areas include maternal and child health, agriculture, operating expenses, water supply and sanitation, and general health.
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The lead, it turned out, had been seeping into the city's water supply for more than a year.
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Moreover, CUCI is set to take on more responsibility for the city's water supply, drainage and sewage treatment.
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Damage to public infrastructure, including roads, bridges, electricity and water supply systems will be of a similar magnitude.
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The rain also threatened the water supply in many areas as ash and debris washed off into reservoirs.
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"This means more polluters will be right there next to the water supply of our children," she said.
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The moat had served its original, Elizabethan owner as a water supply, a cooler, and a status symbol.
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Water scarcityThis investing thesis is based on the imbalance between higher population growth and potentially lower water supply.
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Acciona says supreme court's judgment rejected its appeals, confirmed nullity of assignment of Ter-Llobregat water supply service.
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Elderly residents tend to vegetables in tiny kitchen gardens, watering their plants from the piped clean water supply.
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Food and water If your water supply is unsafe, boil water before using it, or use bottled water.
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New York City's water supply system is one of the most extensive municipal water systems in the world.
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According to the deposition, he participated in cost evaluations and meetings with state officials regarding water supply options.
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McCarthy blamed financial reasons for Michigan's approval of the decision to shift Flint's water supply to the Flint River.
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In 2018, water supply in eastern Ukraine was disrupted 89 times, UNICEF said in a report published in March.
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As well as public health, heatwaves have negative effects on infrastructure such as transport, digital systems and water supply.
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Water systems test for a host of both regulated and unregulated contaminants to maintain a safe drinking water supply.
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Yet basic infrastructure doesn't seem like a public health measure—until it fails, in places like Flint's water supply.
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The emails show his administration attempting to downplay fears of lead exposure from Flint's water supply and avoid blame.
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Critics fear that the mining will taint the water supply sources that local ranchers have relied on for generations.
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The Michigan city, where 54% of residents are black, has been devastated by lead leaching into its water supply.
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Disappointed festivalgoers posted on social media at the time about less-than-gourmet meal options and inadequate water supply.
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Their cries for help went unanswered for more than a year despite the obvious contamination of a water supply.
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Groundwater contributes between 40 and 20143 percent of the state's water supply, depending on how dry the year is.
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"The idea of weaponizing access to a clean water supply for civilians; it's beyond the pale," Earnest told reporters.
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Chemicals, soaps, sparkles, scrubbing beads and other personal care items go straight into the water supply, so avoid them.
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"Critical groundwater resources — which account for 40% of our water supply — are being depleted at unsustainable rates," it said.
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It mixes easily with water -- symptoms can be brought on by drinking or even touching a contaminated water supply.
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The Department of Environmental Quality alsofailed to follow federal rules meant to stop lead from infiltrating the water supply.
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Cutting electricity and water supply has been recommended by Cedric Daep, a disaster response official in the Albay province.
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January 14, 2016 A decision involving the water supply in the city of Flint, Michigan is making headlines nationwide.
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They are upset that he didn't switch the water supply back earlier, or do more to stem the crisis.
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The city switched its water supply back five months ago, but has only begun replacing its lead service lines.
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Take what happened to one of the key players who uncovered the toxic lead poisoning in Flint's water supply.
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Her research involved comparing the lead levels in samples taken before and after the switch in the water supply.
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The litter is laced with chemicals including arsenic and heavy metals, which can end up in the water supply.
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Amid budget crunches, the city's water supply was switched from the cleaner Lake Huron to the dirty Flint River.
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They say it will destroy sacred Native American burial sites, and poison the area's water supply if it ruptures.
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With the state of emergency officially over, the state is now taking on all of the water supply costs.
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"When you have a presumptive positive of THC in our water supply, we take that very seriously," Yowell said.
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"I did a thorough search, and I've never seen it approved for a public water supply before," he said.
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The contaminated well has been closed but preliminary tests suggest the entire water supply has been affected, Yowell said.
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The plan was that Holzer, his friend "Skeeter," and the agent would poison the synagogue's water supply on Halloween.
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That includes water deliveries and other health assistance while the city and county work to switch their water supply.
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Siksa's water supply project took a year to put in place, and cost about 15.5 million Pakistani rupees ($126,000).
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There's the jurisdictional one: How can the state's shared resources, from public universities to water supply, be fairly allocated?
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The authority will sell $899 million of water supply system bonds and $416 million of sewage disposal system bonds.
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But California's water supply to this region has been critically curtailed by the government's inability to manage water resources.
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Israel relies now on the more expensive methods of desalination and recycling for more than half its water supply.
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The tribe is suing to stop the pipeline, arguing it threatens cultural heritage sites and its drinking water supply.
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Imagine if ISIS or some other terrorist group (or illegal immigrants) was poisoning our water supply throughout the country.
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None of these problems, Mr. Gould said, are threatening the state's drinking water supply or even the bay's health.
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She believed someone in government, though not the governor, should be found criminally liable for the tainted water supply.
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In mid-December, Mayor Karen Weaver declared a state of emergency over lead levels in the local water supply.
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The two families are seeking compensatory and punitive damages from Cabot for the alleged contamination of their water supply.
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The commission's report indicates that a combination of Indulin AA-86 and hydrochloric acid leaked into the water supply.
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They connect these to the water supply of a school, church or business, or a simple bucket of water.
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"We're talking about a population many times without a road system or water supply system," she said in 2011.
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It is part of the city's water supply system and is a popular spot for trout and bass fishing.
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The state has also signaled it will sell off the public water supply and sanitation department to private investors.
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Investments in infrastructure to capture, store and clean urban storm water will also create new sources of water supply.
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Fluoridation of our water supply (still surprisingly controversial in some circles) has greatly improved the condition of our teeth.
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But the hospital's water supply and its NICU surfaces have tested negative for the bacterium, the Associated Press reported.
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They must also keep a fire extinguisher, bucket of sand or a hose connected to a water supply handy.
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Authorities are worried the rain could wash dangerous ash into the water supply, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
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Native Americans and environmental activists say the project threatens the region's water supply and would harm sacred cultural lands.
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Smaller snow packs and a loss of glacier ice could mean water supply shortages in the summer, it added.
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Months prior, in 2014, Flint had switched its water supply from the Detroit water system to the Flint River.
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Instead, my family and I had chosen to turn off the water supply to our home for 23 hours.
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The rule protects small streams and wetlands, which contribute to the drinking water supply of one in three Americans.
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They must also keep a fire extinguisher, bucket of sand or a hose connected to a water supply handy.
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Tim Bardsley, a hydrologist with the Weather Service, said increased snow and rain would boost the state's water supply.
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The Sioux Standing Rock Tribe opposed the crossing, alleging that the pipeline puts its water supply downstream at risk.
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For months, residents of Flint, Michigan, couldn't get anyone to pay attention to the problems with their water supply.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 224 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 2106 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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The disaster agency Conred issued standard precautions, telling people to wear face masks and cover their food and water supply.
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People experienced rashes and hair loss last year when high levels of lead were found in the local water supply.
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Environmentalists also argued that potential leaks along its length would risk poisoning the water supply for some 17 million Americans.
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In 103, to save money, the city of Flint switched its water supply from Lake Huron to the Flint River.
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Specifically, improvements are likely to show up in the southern half of the state where there's still water supply problems.
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The City of Aurora, a suburb of Denver, needed to increase its water supply to support new development and residents.
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Reasons given for the new route: 11 miles shorter Followed an existing gas pipeline Wasn't near Bismarck's water supply Sept.
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All it takes is for one sick person to contaminate a water supply and an entire village can become infected.
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To save money, the state switched Flint's water supply in 2011 from Lake Huron to the notoriously filthy Flint River.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 2123 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 27183 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 38 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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That's because the surface water gushing through rivers and rushing into reservoirs is only one fraction of California's water supply.
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Rick Snyder of Michigan laid out a series of sweeping proposals to help Flint cope with its contaminated water supply.
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Last year, people experienced rashes and hair loss when high levels of lead were found in the local water supply.
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"Disney has their own generators, water supply, food supply, so we're really in good hands," Jessica adds in the post.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 2230 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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Some Kurds threaten to cut Iraq's water supply from the dams they control on the Tigris if the fighting begins.
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Take what happened to one of the key players who uncovered the toxic lead poisoning in Flint, Michigan's water supply.
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The Lincoln County Sheriff's Department tweeted on Thursday that the water supply in Hugo, Colorado, had been tainted with THC.
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Disappointed festival-goers posted on social media at the time about less-than-gourmet meal options and inadequate water supply.
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Three years since families in Flint started feeling the impact of their contaminated water supply, little justice has been served.
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Rick Snyder of Michigan issued a sweeping apology on Tuesday to the residents of Flint for a contaminated water supply.
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It is not clear how the water supply switch may have caused proliferation of Legionella, the bacteria that causes Legionnaires'.
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That powerful defense already has kept many major plaintiffs firms away from Flint, since the water supply is government-run.
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It's also an option for adventurers driving, hiking, or biking through areas where the local water supply sketches you out.
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The high levels of chemicals in the untreated water caused lead from plumbing systems to leach into the water supply.
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Local residents and Brazilian authorities accused the company of causing a toxic leak in February that polluted the water supply.
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The proceeds will be used to provide uninterrupted municipal water supply in the city, up from 4-6 hours currently.
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Rioting by Jats, a caste-like community, in Haryana state threatened the water supply to Delhi, the capital of India.
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State officials have said the Ohio EPA knew lead was leaking into Sebring's water supply as far back as August.
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The tribe is suing to stop the pipeline, arguing it threatens cultural heritage sites and the tribe's drinking water supply.
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The tribe argued that the $3.8 billion pipeline would desecrate a sacred burial ground and also contaminate their water supply.
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She said she recalls hearing boil water alerts from time to time when the city first switched the water supply.
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As the metropolitan area around the Great Salt Lake grows, the impact on water supply will need to be considered.
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Lead has filled the water supply since 2014, when the city began to get its water from the Flint River.
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According to WaterAid, close to 103% of the U.S. population does not have access to a contaminate-free water supply.
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Electric power to Kaesong, which had been provided by South Korea, has also been cut, along with its water supply.
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After the switch, residents complained their water had problems, and high levels of lead were found in the water supply.
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The city's resilience strategy, released last year, includes better mobility, affordable housing, more extensive healthcare and an improved water supply.
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By the middle of October Flint's water supply was switched back to the cleaner, less corrosive water of Lake Huron.
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Green groups must also throw money and energy into fights like the poisoning of the water supply in Flint, Michigan.
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HAV is more common in countries without chlorinated water, which can kill the hepatitis A virus in a water supply.
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Dakota Access Pipeline will proceed Why you should care: The pipeline could contaminate the water supply and threaten cultural sites.
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When the company grumbled that the new water supply damaged auto parts, they were provided with treated water from Detroit.
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Additionally, 53 mice were deprived of water when a rack of cages was dislodged from an automatic water supply system.
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Often, the very industries that provide a community its economic backbone are what's damaging or even poisoning its water supply.
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Her character is among those very ill as a result of The Whisperers tainting Alexandria's water supply with zombie entrails.
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The well was opened on an emergency basis and is not part of the regular drinking water supply, he said.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 2247 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 21619 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 2155 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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Yet, somehow, evidence of tetrahydrocannabinol, better known as THC, has been found in the town's water supply, officials said Thursday.
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For a long time, asbestos was used in insulation, water supply lines, roof shingles, break pads, and numerous other products.
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But the water wasn't properly treated to travel through lead pipes, and the toxic metal leached into the water supply.
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Without truck deliveries of purification chemicals, water supply plants will run out of drinkable water in 14 to 28 days.
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The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee will hold a hearing on innovative techniques and technologies to increase water supply.
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He supervised the emergency managers for Flint that oversaw the city's switch in water supply that brought about the contamination.
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But GreenSource's water supply at Lekwakwa Primary School meant the children came to school with something new: empty plastic containers.
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It lacks basic services like a dedicated clean-water supply and clinics, let alone ways to handle requests for asylum.
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Under state supervision, the city changed its water supply to the Flint River in 2014 as a cost-saving move.
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A failure to treat the water properly also caused lead contamination in the water supply for the city of 100,85033.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 303 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 41 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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Despite the intense 40-degree (90 Fahrenheit) heat, their only water supply is stored in a few plastic jerry cans.
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A failure to treat the water properly also caused lead contamination in the water supply for the city of 2202,2628.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 24200 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 220 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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Consisting of huge screens (one is 71873 feet tall), the show depicts six interconnected environments with a shared water supply.
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Water-supply coverage is relatively high, but its quality is inadequate and less than 30 percent of wastewater is treated.
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You're going to Standing Rock to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline, a direct threat to the reservation's only water supply.
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Health officials have reported a spike in Legionnaires' disease in the area following the lead contamination of the water supply.
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Aid workers said on Wednesday the water supply to Aleppo, still home to two million people, was no longer functioning.
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In telling residents to have faith in their water supply, Mr. Snyder has cited scientists from the state's environmental agencies.
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In the Middle Ages, it was downright dangerous not to drink beer all day, since the water supply was contaminated.
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If you've missed it ... the city's in big trouble after drawing its water supply from the highly corrosive Flint River.
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New York City has a remarkable water supply in the Catskills, but the city faced a dilemma in the 1990s.
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He soon became an expert in how the nation's water supply was being polluted and the scope of the problem.
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The North Dakota tribe contends that construction at Lake Oahe could contaminate the main water supply and violate treaty rights.
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Water shutoffs to the poor must be permanently banned and replaced with a guaranteed minimum water supply for basic needs.
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Lead came up in discussions at Gracie Mansion after the metal was found in the water supply in Flint, Mich.
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Most of the neighborhoods have no sewer systems, and many homes are not hooked up to the municipal water supply.
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He met conspirators involved in ultimately fruitless plots to poison Pristina's water supply and ambush a visiting Israeli football team.
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It seems cynically designed to relieve city administrators — and the businesses that impact the city's water supply — of their responsibilities.
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That would threaten not only Panama's water supply and government revenues but the canal's role as a hub of trade.
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Make sure you have the essentials: water and a can openerIn some cases, public emergencies can affect the water supply.
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Although a drought in Southern California ended this year, the water supply in Los Angeles isn't keeping pace with demand.
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An earlier batch of emails showed Snyder's staff looking to determine who was responsible for cleaning up Flint's water supply.
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Prosecutors and Mr. Heipt say that correction officers turned off the water supply to Mr. Thomas's isolation cell last April.
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But since the 20173s the lake's water supply has shrunk by over 90%, according to the United Nations Environment Programme.
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"It was my responsibility to speak with confidence on the safety of the city's water supply," Martin told BuzzFeed News.
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"We should find other options of getting a water supply to rural communities other than drilling boreholes everywhere," she said.
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The building doesn&apost need any heating and is completely self-sufficient, functioning without any external electricity or water supply.
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Under state supervision in 2014, the city changed its water supply to the Flint River as a cost-saving move.
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Although a drought in Southern California ended this year, the water supply in Los Angeles isn't keeping pace with demand.
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Lagos Island in particular is known for its poor urban planning, narrow access roads and lack of public water supply.
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Ultimately, Flint was forced to replace roughly 18,235 service lines by 26 and switched back to their original water supply.
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He has also pledged to make removing lead from the US water supply and increasing access to affordable housing priorities.
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The Department of Environmental Quality also failed to follow federal rules meant to stop lead from infiltrating the water supply.
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"My phone rang incessantly," remembers Sarvanan Parthasarthy, the owner of Jai water supply, one of the striking private water tanker firms.
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At the moment, the government can provide only 675 million liters, according to the Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board.
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Doe could also infect himself with the virus, target others to infect, or attempt to contaminate the food or water supply.
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The identical brothers dressed in lab coats recite a text written by the artists, detailing the safety of Istanbul's water supply.
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The company takes a key role in assisting the government to develop large-scale city infrastructure projects and its water supply.
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The topic was a family of disinfectant chemicals called chloramines that the city has recently started adding to its water supply.
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Most bottling companies simply tap into the municipal water supply, triple filter it, bottle it, and then sell it to you.
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Power outages or water supply corruption are the most worrisome to Peter Beshar, general counsel for risk management firm Marsh & McLennan.
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The Northwest Area Water Supply project aims to bring river water to as many as 82,000 people in northwestern North Dakota.
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The tribe says that a pipeline leak could contaminate its water supply and that construction has already destroyed culturally significant sites.
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The limited water supply meant that people are not getting enough fluids and in danger of suffering from heatstroke, authorities said.
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The company also funds "productive use" projects geared toward increasing water conservation and reuse and increasing the water supply for irrigation.
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In October, the city reverted to using the Lake Huron water supply, but the damage was done to the lead pipes.
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It connects directly to your water supply, so you always get fresh water as you do with your shower and sink.
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Water treatment plants generally add an anti-chloride agent to the water supply to prevent corrosion of lead and copper pipes.
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There is a growing concern about lead poisoning and it's not limited to being exposed to it from the water supply.
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That date has been pegged as April 12, recently revised from April 21, according to the Western Cape Water Supply District.
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An element of patience will also be needed, as it will take time to flush out contaminants from Flint's water supply.
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Highly corrosive water from the river ate away at iron and lead pipes, causing lead to leach into the water supply.
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Snyder had appointed an emergency manager to Flint, Edward Kurtz, who signed off on the decision to switch the water supply.
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It safeguards everything from global transportation and financial systems, to manufacturing and agriculture, to our power grids and clean water supply.
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For example, in First Nations communities that rely on bottled water until the underlying issue with their water supply is remedied.
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Its business scope covers various public sectors, including infrastructure construction, affordable housing, public transportation, water supply, sewage treatment and heat supply.
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The city switched back to the Lake Huron water supply in October, but the damage was already done to lead pipes.
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His water supply is a nearby stream, where he fetches a bucket whenever he's thirsty or needs to cook or bathe.
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Flint is, sadly, a recent example of this, as river water corroded aging pipes, causing lead to enter the water supply.
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Her character is currently among those very ill as a result of The Whisperers tainting Alexandria's water supply with zombie entrails.
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Around 40 percent of Malta's water supply comes from underground sources, of which 12 percent is from Ta' Kandja, Zerafa said.
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Rick Snyder switched the city's water supply from Lake Huron to the Flint River in 2014 as a cost-cutting measure.
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The late arrival of the annual monsoon is "feeding worries over scarce water supply," she wrote in a note last week.
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Its concrete wall was erected to control floods and capture a water supply for the booming, but arid, Southwest and California.
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Rick Snyder (R), was behind the decision to switch Flint's water supply, they said, supplanting local authority under a state law.
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Tests of the city's water supply showed that the water entering the buildings contained no more than trace amounts of lead.
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She estimates the system now channels over 5 billion litres of water a year - and ensures a water supply year-round.
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Egypt sees the project as a threat to its water supply but Sudan backs it because of its need for electricity.
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Among their greatest worries, shared by many townspeople, is the project's stress on the water supply, a vulnerability of the region.
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Officials used flawed testing methods, making the levels of lead in the water supply appear far less dangerous than they were.
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There have been some wet periods, but the trend is a declining water supply, and it may be the new normal.
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Because these drugs are present in trace amounts in the drinking water supply, there isn't an imminent danger to human health.
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But I ask you to make the security of a free press as important as the security of your water supply.
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Sebring, Ohio, found elevated lead levels in August after workers had stopped adding an anti-corrosion chemical to the water supply.
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SCHWARTZ: Another issue is so-called environmental injustice — concerns that officials ignore complaints about the water supply from poorer minority communities.
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Lead gets into the water supply mainly because many municipal and household water systems have old pipes that contain lead soldering.
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As the Colorado River dries up, the Carlsbad plant represents an attempt to secure an independent water supply for the area.
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Officials were forced to admitted Flint's water supply had been lead contaminated for months before a state of emergency was declared.
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The ministry responded that it was working to clean up the water supply in Nineveh and dig wells to help farmers.
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Ultimately, the contaminated rivers and creeks flow into the massive water supply system relied on by the most populous U.S. state.
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Food supplies ran low during the days-long deadlock, cellphone signals were intermittent and the water supply was eventually cut off.
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Rick Snyder (R) is accusing his staffers of lying to him about lead and other contaminants in Flint's drinking water supply.
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His mother retired as a laboratory assistant at Compania Apa, the company in Brasov that oversees the city's drinking water supply.
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On Monday, Pinedo said residents were determined the mine "should go" if the local water supply was not restored and guaranteed.
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Its frontiers would expand to cover everything from water supply to broadband to how much a landlord may charge a tenant.
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Ms. Kaiman said she was spending her day adding hot water to the cows' water supply to keep it from freezing.
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This has largely been attributed to water supply challenges and the need for drought-resilient, sustainable supplies such as recycled water.
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Environmental and community activists fear the dam will dry up the water supply of traditional mountain valley towns east of Santiago.
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Iraqis have taken to the streets over the city's contaminated water supply, long power outages during extreme heat and high unemployment.
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Three House hearings have been scheduled to examine the contamination, caused by lead from old pipes leaching into Flint's water supply.
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In Pakistan, 20133% of the water supply for sugarcane comes from irrigation and groundwater reserves, according to the Water Footprint Network.
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Now, more than three years later, state officials say they are almost done restoring residents' access to a reliable water supply.
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Forests clean water; New York City depends on a large intact portion of forest in the Catskills for its water supply.
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Tampering with the water supply is "unnatural" and the default should be to preserve natural resources in their pristine state. 3.
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That had to do with the water supply in and around New York City, which had the leakage of the additive.
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The Northern Territory's Department of Mines and Energy said pastoralists and residents should have no concerns about water supply or contamination.
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