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Apr 01 2024
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An unseen climate change impact: rising groundwater levels in Mass.
AMHERST — In many places around the country, the water table — that essential but unseen resource — is falling. Massachusetts, on the other hand, is seeing a rise, hydrology researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst have found. Their work seeks to explain why groundwater levels are rising, with help from members of the public. In the wake of a large drought in the 1960s,
MassLive.comApr 01 2024
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A grand Hamptons compound that sold for $118.5M in 2021 now seeks a new owner — for $99.5M
Spring may only have just begun, but the summer season in the Hamptons is already off to a blistering hot start. In Water Mill, a two-home compound spread across some 21 acres has listed for a cool $99.5 million, according to listings portal Out East. What’s more, the parcel — at 70 and 71 Cobb Lane with frontage on Mecox Bay — is now the priciest home for sale in the Hamptons, according to
New York Post (News)Apr 01 2024
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Street sweeping begins Tuesday in Denver
If you want to avoid a $50 parking ticket, Tuesday marks the first day you'll have to start paying attention to those "no parking" signs in Denver. With the start of the street-sweeping season in the city, you can also check the schedule of street-sweeping routes on the city's website. Denver's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure -- or DOTI -- says street-sweeping helps keep the
CBS News (Online)Sep 29 2023
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New Orleans Preps For The Worst As Drinking Water Faces New Threat
New Orleans residents are prepping for the worst as salt could be threatening their drinking water. According to CNN, droughts have caused water levels on the Mississippi River to hit record lows, which has allowed for a surge of saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico to push upstream. This rare act of nature called a saltwater intrusion could pollute the drinking water for New Orleans and
News OneSep 29 2023
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Flash Flooding Leaves Parts of New York City Under Water
New York City was hit with a deluge of rain during the morning rush hour on Friday, leaving parts of the city totally submerged, including subway stations, expressways, and even buses. Some areas of the city were hit with more than 3 inches of rainfall in just an hour, and most of the tri-state region was told to expect between 1 and 8 inches before the storm passes. Footage shared online
Daily BeastSep 30 2023
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Dianne Feinstein championed the environment. On California water, her legacy is complicated
It was 1990, and a self-identified city girl in a denim skirt and boots perched herself atop bales of hay near Los Banos in California’s farming heartland. Dianne Feinstein was running for governor and looking for votes. “I want to be a good governor for the agriculture industry of California,” she told the crowd, the Los Angeles Times reported. But the former San Francisco mayor lost the race
The Fresno BeeApr 01 2024
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Bruce Springsteen Jokes About His Postponed Tour on 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'
Bruce Springsteen is in his acting era. The Boss joined Larry David on Sunday’s episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm. In the episode, Springsteen blames the cancelation of one of his “farewell” shows on David giving him Covid. During the episode, Springsteen meets with David to talk about the cranky comedian’s activism in Atlanta. (This season, David is awaiting trial in Georgia for offering water
RollingStone.comAug 03 2023
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Boil water advisory lifted for 5 Macomb County communities
MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) - A boil water advisory for five Macomb County communities has been lifted. Boil water advisories for Chesterfield Township, Lennox Township, Macomb Township, New Haven and Rochester (Rochester east) are lifted following a second round of water quality sampling that returned clear. Just after 6 a.m. on Aug. 1, the GLWA) crews found a leak on a 36-inch water
CBS News (Online)Apr 01 2024
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From hopping trains to crushing on Kimmel, Sierra Ferrell's roving country roots help her go places
On a hotel rooftop in Hollywood, facing the glitterati tucked into the hills, Sierra Ferrell explained how to pack for a clandestine ride in a boxcar. Some dry goods. A couple jugs of water. Cans of ravioli and an opener. “And of course, some alcohol,” she said, her grin revealing a gold cap on her right-front tooth. The singer-songwriter, 35, began freighthopping when she was 23 years old
Los Angeles TimesOct 18 2023
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Israel agrees food, water and medicine can enter Gaza via Egypt
Israel acquiesced on Wednesday to US demands that it won’t stop basic humanitarian aid such as food, water and medicine can enter the Gaza Strip through Egypt’s Rafah Crossing.
“In light of President Biden's demand, Israel will not thwart humanitarian supplies from Egypt as long as it is only food, water and medicine for the civilian population located in the southern Gaza Strip,” the
The Jerusalem Post