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Day Zero deferred, but Cape Town’s water crisis is far from over

CNN » While Cape Town is the first major city to face such a water crisis, it is unlikely to be the last. Drought crises in California, Brazil and Spain all suggest a future where water will be scarce. As urban populations increase, water resources are becoming strained.

March 9, 2018|

The Tainted Water Crisis In Upstate New York That Andrew Cuomo Can’t Shake

Huffington Post » The state has nearly completed construction on a new water treatment plant that will filter out perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS). But officials in Newburgh say they don’t just want the PFOS cleaned from their water ― they want the toxic chemicals removed at the source.

March 9, 2018|

Trump imposes steel, aluminum tariffs with few exceptions

Politico » The president’s decision to move forward with the tariffs comes after a chaotic week in which even senior administration officials were unsure what Trump would ultimately decide. The White House ultimately decided to move forward with the announcement, which establishes tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum.

March 8, 2018|

Florida Expressway authority advances toll road at Osceola Parkway

Orlando Sentinel » The region’s toll-road builder took a key but widely expected step Thursday toward eventually authorizing a $1 billion expressway near Orlando’s airport that is provoking controversy from a rural community and environmentalists from across the region.

March 8, 2018|
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