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Update: Dallas City Council approves permanent water restrictions
CW33 News4/18/12 Update: Dallas City Council members decided to move forward with enforcing permanent water restrictions. They met Wednesday to discuss the twice-a-week watering proposal. Most members appeared to be on board with the plan, though others...Tags: Environmental Issues, Local Government, Conservation, Natural Disasters, Water Supply
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Exhibit shows gardeners how to be water wise
COSTA MESA — A butterfly fluttered briefly above a lush red bloom bursting from atop a thorny succulent, before flying off toward dozens of other blossoms hidden in a small corner of the Orange County Fair.
Various hummingbirds and bees were...Tags: Mountains, Politics, Environmental Issues, California, Conservation
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North Texas Municipal Water District customers face possible Stage 4 restrictions
CW33 NewsMore than one million residents across the North Texas area could face Stage 4 water restrictions in early 2012. The North Texas Municipal Water District says the upgraded restrictions are possible because of the persistent drought and low water supply....Tags: Natural Resource Industry
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State urges cities to be prepared for drought to get worse
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsNearly a dozen cities already have water restrictions in place, but the Kansas Water Office wants all communities to at least be prepared. Memos are being emailed or mailed to cities and towns acknowledging whether they have a water conservation plan on... -
Cottonwoods plague owner with 'tar-and-feather' effect
I have two huge cottonwood trees. This spring, they began to start oozing sap. It started with just a fine sort of spray covering everything within a 100-foot radius or so. Now it is coming down in full-sized droplets! The trees also have not stopped...Tags: Nature, Tomatoes, Idaho, Vermont, Forests
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Homeowners eager for lawn watering restriction to be lifted
Fox59The recent heat wave caused a sudden spike in demand in water, requiring water companies to pump 10s of millions of gallons more water through the system. The increase caused the pressure to fluctuate, blowing out water mains all around central Indiana....Tags: Indiana, Water Supply
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South Florida golf courses offered break from watering rules
South Florida golf courses could get a break from emergency watering restrictions, despite warnings that the water supply strain continues.
The South Florida Water Management District since March has required golf courses in Broward and Palm Beach...Tags: Business, South Florida Water Management District, Golf, Weather, Lake Okeechobee
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Drought helps South Florida growers meet water pollution goal
A drought that was bad for South Florida water supplies at least helped reduce the amount of damaging phosphorus that flowed off agricultural land and into the Everglades.
Pollution control measures, along with having less stormwater to clean up, enabled...Tags: South Florida Water Management District, Tropical Storms, Politics, Environmental Issues, Environmental Pollution
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Community Commentary: Wyland only wanted money for education efforts
We all know about crab mentality. You put a bunch of crabs in a bucket, and when one tries to escape the others, they try to pull it down, rather than allowing it to get free. When Wyland, the famous environmental artist, lent one of his signature...Tags: Politics, Environmental Issues, California, Conservation, Florida
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Water Woes At Brazos Bend State Park
KIAHThe Texas drought is hitting everyone hard. After getting pictures from a couple of our viewers of Brazos Bend State Park low water levels, we decided to take a little road trip to check it out for ourselves. Sharon Hanzik, who`s been with the state park...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, State Parks, Gardens and Parks, Travel, Texas
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Lake Okeechobee water levels could stay below normal, despite summer rains
Even with the return of steady summer rains, Lake Okeechobee faces a 75 percent chance of remaining at water shortage levels when the rainy season ends, according to new projections from the South Florida Water Management District.
South Florida...Tags: South Florida Water Management District, Lake Okeechobee, Everglades, Floods, Palm Beach (Palm Beach, Florida)
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A Look Back At 40 Days Of Triple Digit Temperatures
The 33 NewsTriple digit heat returned Friday for the Metroplex, starting the string of 100 temperatures over again. From July 2 to August 10, Dallas saw 40 straight days of temperatures at or above the century mark, not surpassing the summer of 1980 where there...Tags: Dallas, Weather, Vehicles
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