Drought in Connecticut leads to near record lows for rivers, streams
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Minister Burch On Summer Water Supply “The island is currently in a dry spell” and residents should be “conscious of their water usage this summer,” Minister of Public Works Lt/Col David Burch said in the House of Assembly today [July 2]. “The Bermuda Weather Service indicates that rainfall in Bermuda for the last couple of months is below usual levels,” the Minister said. “Simply put, the island is currently in a dry spell. “The Government water system provides piped water to approximately 2,000 households, businesses, the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, the Mid Atlantic ...
Almost 90 litter and waste complaints investigated in Offaly Reporter: '); '); A TOTAL of 87 litter and waste complaints have been investigated by Offaly County Council to date in 2021. The figures were revealed by Mary Hussey, Senior Engineer with the Environment and Water Section of the council at the monthly meeting of Tullamore Municipal District. Ms Hussey said that 65 of the issues had been resolved while the investigations relating to the remainder are ongoing. She added that a social media campaign to make householders aware of their obligations under the Waste Management Act bye-l...
Boat owners avoiding Tullamore because of condition of canal Reporter: '); '); BOAT owners are avoiding Tullamore because of domestic waste and sediment in the Grand Canal, a local councillor has claimed. Cllr Ken Smollen said boat owners were afraid their propellers would be damaged due to the canal's condition. Speaking at last week's meeting of Tullamore Municipal District, Cllr Smollen called on Offaly County Council to engage with Waterways Ireland on the issue. “We need all the tourists we can get,” he stressed. Senior Engineer, Mary Hussey of the council's Environment and Water ...