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Power plant project contracts awarded
SOUTH BEND — The county Redevelopment Commission on Friday approved contracts related to a proposed $700 million power plant in Olive Township, near New Carlisle. The commission agreed to hire the engineering firm Ken Herceg & Associates and Crowe...Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Metal and Mineral, Allegheny Energy Inc., Mining, Marketing
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Moonshine still discovered in Mass. water plant
GROTON, Mass. (AP) — A more intoxicating drink than water was apparently being produced at a Massachusetts town's water treatment plant. A town official in Groton (GRAH'-tuhn) says a water department employee set up a still and was making moonshine...Tags: Groton, Career and Workplace, Employees
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Body of 2nd worker recovered from Texas sewer line
FAIRVIEW, Texas (AP) — Officials say they have found the body of a second worker who died after apparently being overcome by fumes while working in sewer line north of Dallas. Fairview Police Chief Granver Tolliver says crews were recovering the... -
Goodland water tower collapses leaving 1,000 without water
GOODLAND – An entire town in Indiana is without water Tuesday night after its water tower collapsed.
The Newton County Sheriff's Department says the tower in Goodland collapsed late last night.
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SPECIAL REPORT: WSBT Fact Finder investigation finds dangerous Granger water
GRANGER – Like many other Granger homeowners, Ken Krych, wondered what could be in his well water.
"My wife is a three-time cancer survivor in this house. We have had several of our pets die of cancer that drinks the water,” Krych told...Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Cancer, Environmental Politics, Local Government, Medical Procedures and Tests
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Boil advisory lifted for Bristol
Some 600 water customers in the town of Bristol are no longer being advised to boil their water before drinking it. Tim Hathaway, superintendent of the Bristol Wastewater Treatment Plant, says the state canceled the advisory. According to Town Manager...Tags: Energy Saving
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Preventing your pipes from freezing
Friday's cold advisory should be a wakeup call for homeowners.
A handful of things could go wrong with your home once the temperature falls below freezing, and we're talking beyond icy sidewalks and snow on rooftops.
We're talking about preventing...Tags: Elections, Homes, Politics
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Are my young children getting too much fluoride?
Could your youngster be getting too much fluoride? U.S. health officials think some young kids might be. They want to change the recommended levels of fluoride in drinking water, primarily to prevent a condition called fluorosis. Some questions and...Tags: Tooth Decay, Dentistry and Dental Health, Water, Medical Procedures and Tests, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Town of Lakeville issues boil water advisory
While tests show water is OK to use in the town of Lakeville, town officials are issuing a “boil water advisory” as a precaution. Water users are urged to boil the water before using for cooking or drinking.
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Crews in Wichita working to repair leak at Wastewater Treatment Plant
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsWichita city workers are working on repairing a leak at the Wastewater treatment plant. On Friday the Kansas Department of Health and Environment issued a public health advisory for the Arkansas River due to elevated levels of bacteria recorded. Since...Tags: Energy Saving, Memorial Day, Environmental Issues
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Inner Harbor smell demonstrates bay woes to holiday visitors
A powerful stench was in the air Saturday at the Inner Harbor as 12-year-olds Alison Chase and Marissa Westerbeke hunched over the water's edge, studying tiny crabs floating to the surface.
The girls were in town from Connecticut for a relaxing annual...Tags: Inner Harbor, Holidays, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Environmental Pollution, Patapsco
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Report outlines strategy for New River improvements
Staff WriterCALEXICO — It’s been a public health issue for half a century. It’s been thought to have caused cancer. It’s been known as the most polluted river in the nation. The murky green water that runs through the border and into the...Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Cancer, Science and Technology, Environmental Politics, Natural Resources
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