Category: Water and Pools

A groundbreaking agricultural innovation could be the key to fighting global hunger. This technology, developed by researchers at an American university, not only promises higher crop yields, but also conserves resources such as water and reduces dependence on harmful pesticides. In a world grappling with climate change and a growing population, this discovery could be… Continue reading This new American technology could potentially save 735 million lives worldwide

A white 15-year-old teenager accused of trying to drown a Black boy in Goose Pond in Chatham in 2023 has pleaded guilty, according to the clerk of Barnstable Juvenile Court. John P. Sheeran, 15, pleaded guilty to attempted murder and assault with a dangerous weapon. Sentencing will take place on February 5th. He was charged… Continue reading Teen pleads guilty to attempted drowning with racist overtones at Chatham Pond in 2023

The drastic decline in groundwater levels due to indiscriminate abstraction of water, mainly for irrigation purposes, in the Barind region of the country is a matter of concern. Many areas in the region are currently facing acute water shortages for the above reason. According to a report by The Financial Express, the decline in groundwater… Continue reading Bring dead and dying rivers back to life

The non-profit organization behind one of Winnipeg's top tourist attractions is seeking financial compensation in court over alleged construction defects. It's the latest in a series of legal claims filed in the Leaf's relatively short history. According to a statement of claim filed Dec. 13 in the Manitoba Court of King's Bench, the Assiniboine Park… Continue reading Assiniboine Park Conservancy Holds Contractor Responsible for Flood Damage: Lawsuit

Homeowners associations are no strangers to enforcing neighborhood rules. A post on Reddit's r/f***HOA subreddit reignited this debate and showed just how far HOAs can go to maintain their idea of ​​”perfection.” One user shared a picture of his manicured lawn — neat with a few stray leaves and white, fluffy dandelions, but objectively better… Continue reading “What are they citing your lawn for?”

BOURBONNAIS – The driver of a Jeep and her dog were rescued by emergency responders Sunday morning after the Jeep left Interstate 57 and landed in a pond. The driver was traveling north when, for unknown reasons, the Jeep left the east side of the roadway south of the Bourbonnais Parkway (318) exit. According to… Continue reading Driver and dog rescued from vehicle that crashed on I-57 – Shaw Local

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has suspended a second chemist and stopped water testing at the state lab amid a state investigation into doctored data. State health officials discovered on Dec. 20 that a second chemist had manipulated quality control data, contributing to errors in Method 200.7, which tests water for certain… Continue reading Colorado stops water testing at state lab as part of data collection effort

PUBLIC AWARENESS OF STORM WATER RUNOFF DCW Real Estate, LLC plans to file a Notice of Intent with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources to be covered under National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) General Permit No. 2 for “Stormwater Discharges Associated with Industrial Activities for Construction Activities.” Stormwater runoff will come from construction activities… Continue reading PUBLIC NOTICE ABOUT STORM WATER DRAINAGE DCW | Laws

In the world of luxury travel, there are few experiences that can match the adventure and excitement of an exclusive cruise. These floating palaces offer more than just transportation – they are gateways to unparalleled destinations, extraordinary landscapes and refined pleasures. Pursuitist is pleased to introduce our top five luxury cruises for 2025, carefully selected… Continue reading Top 5 most exclusive and high-quality cruises for 2025

When FEMA approached Chad Merrill about buying his home on Saddle Club Road after Hurricane Sally, he didn't hesitate. “It wasn’t a hard decision,” he said. He recalled spending a long and terrible night in the house in September 2020 as the water rose around the house and eventually seeped in. The horror culminated in… Continue reading Santa Rosa County is working with a group of residents to address the flooding issue