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Welcome to the april 13, 2020 meeting. I am joined by Video Conference with vice chair supervisor stephanie and supervisor gordon mar and id like to thank sf gov tv for staffing this meeting. Any announcements . To protect members, City Employees and the public, the legislative chamber and k Committee Rooms are closed. However, members will be participating remotely at the same extent as if they were present. Public comment will be available for each item on this agenda, both the channel 26 and ...

Food and we want to make sure that is not a barrier to someones ability to be able to survive through this pandemic. Especially when so many people rely on places where folks go every day to get a meal because they may not have the facility in their home, or they may not have the ability to cook themselves because of a physical condition. So just being mindful that there are a lot of folks out there with these challenges and we want to be of service. So any questions, again, call 311, because th...

Five facilities named in documents tabled in NSW parliament defend practices, as independent experts question whether testing system is failing consumers

One of Australia’s leading science academies is calling for an overhaul of the Murray Darling Basin’s governance system as part of a 50-year vision for

Concerns raised as Dubbo tap water may be causing skin rashes in residents. Expert insights & council response.

Swimming spots at Putney Park and Bedlam Bay are already scheduled to open early next year.

According to water expert Professor Stuart Khan, droughts – and the rate at which we can run out of water as a consequence – are speeding up. Around the

With Australia on on the brink of another extended dry period, are we any better prepared that the last time?

In 2019 when we ran a story that 90 towns in regional New South Wales were on the verge of evacuation because they were running out of water, it caused a sensation.

So despite Sydney’s full dams, it will inevitably face water supply shortages if El Niño returns for several years. That’s because the city of five million is highly dependent on rainfall, which isn’t always plentiful and doesn’t always produce runoff.