Part 2 of Arizona water war
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Monthly Archives: November 2022
A first strike in western water wars? With limited water and no concurrency requirement, is this just the start?
Colorado river compact turns 100 but what is its future?
It’s harder to keep sewage systems working in a low-lying place like Florida when power’s out – Marketplace
Florida’s wastewater system relies on electric pumps. Keeping them going through storms can be expensive.
— Read on www.marketplace.org/2022/10/05/its-harder-to-keep-sewage-systems-working-in-a-low-lying-place-like-florida-when-powers-out/amp/
I have been on tv a bit lately. 2/5
How did various roof types hold up to Hurricane Ian?
It was Hurricane Hugo in 1989 and Hurricane Andrew in 1992 that changed the way the public and government regarded the risk of hurricane damage to homes and roofs became a major focal point.
— Read on www.local10.com/news/local/2022/11/17/how-did-various-roof-types-hold-up-to-hurricane-ian/
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