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- CDC Remediates Buildings After Legionella Bacteria FoundThe U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shut down several buildings it leases in Atlanta due to the detection of Legionella bacteria in the water systems. Legionnaires’ disease, a respiratory illness similar to pneumonia, is contracted by inhaling airborne water droplets contaminated with the bacteria. Stagnant water in unused plumbing systems can incubate the […]
- The Stream, August 7, 2020: Water Stock Rises in Seven Mumbai LakesThe Global Rundown Water stock is up in Mumbai, but it still may not be enough to keep the city from running out of water. The EPA settled a lawsuit with the state of Utah over a mine waste spill. New research shows extreme droughts are likely to become more common across Central Europe. Hurricane […]
- No Running Water for Days Following Isaias Power OutagesTropical Storm Isaias cut power to more than 2 million customers in the Northeast when it passed through the region on Tuesday. For those with wells and no backup generators, the loss of electricity delivered a double blow: no running water either. The post No Running Water for Days Following Isaias Power Outages appeared first […]
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- Nine Things To Know About Household Water DebtCircle of Blue has compiled nine things you need to know about water debt in the United States. The post Nine Things To Know About Household Water Debt appeared first on Circle of Blue.
- The Stream, August 6, 2020: Levels in Lake Michigan, Huron Break Records AgainThe Global Rundown Water levels in Lake Michigan and Lake Huron continue to rise. Mumbai is drenched in rain. A new study explains seemingly inexplicable freshwater increases in the Arctic Ocean. An oil slick off the coast of Venezuela threatens their economy. Caribbean nations struggle to combat both Covid-19 and the upcoming hurricane season. “In […]
- Government Neglect Hurts Hungarian Healthcare When It Is Most NeededGovernment neglect has led to a healthcare system in Hungary that is critically unprepared to handle the Covid-19 pandemic, according to Human Rights Watch. The international organization’s investigation found inadequate conditions and a lack of necessary supplies and equipment. There is little soap, sanitizer, and proper cleaning throughout hospitals and health centers, and a lack […]
- CDC Remediates Buildings After Legionella Bacteria Found
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Severe Water Shortages – Coming Soon to A Neighborhood Near You?
The noted Hungarian chemist (and Nobel Prize winner) Albert von Szent-Gyorgyi once said, “Water is life’s mater and matrix, mother and medium. There is no life without water.” If you don’t believe it, try going for a few days without … Continue reading
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