- Country: United States
LETTER: Water officials should open their eyes
Low-hanging fruit abounds.
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- Country: India
Water flows for others, SC Colony left high and dry- Midnight protest in Panchalingala; women accuse MP of ignoring native village, allege caste discrimination
The women alleged that their repeated appeals for water had fallen on deaf ears and questioned why a basic civic amenity was allegedly being denied to the SC Colony when other parts of the village were receiving water.
- Country: South Africa
South Africa: Moneybags Malema Promises NMB Free Water and Electricity, and Bigger RDP Houses
[Daily Maverick] EFF president Julius Malema promised Nelson Mandela Bay residents free water and electricity, bigger RDP houses, more social grants and free school meals and uniforms - pledges that stretch well beyond the powers and responsibilities of local government.
- Country: Brazil
African Union Leaders Meet in Egypt on Trade and Water
African Union leaders met in El-Alamein on 4 October to push AfCFTA trade, water and Agenda 2063 plans with Africa's regional blocs. The post African Union Leaders Meet in Egypt on Trade and Water appeared first on The Rio Times .
- Country: India
Water level in Papanasam dam stands at 44.40 feet
- Country: Malaysia
Water in RON95 tank claim: Checks find no contamination at petrol station
BATU KAWAN: The Penang Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry has found no evidence of water contamination in RON95 storage tanks at a Batu Kawan petrol station following a viral complaint.
- Country: United States
A Colorado Water Trial Could Decide the Future of an Agricultural Valley
Water regulators and farmers in Colorado’s San Luis Valley are in a lose-lose situation. Either they adopt a plan to aggressively manage the use of groundwater from their rapidly declining aquifer, likely forcing a contraction of the local agricultural economy, or continue overpumping and further…
- Country: Brazil
South Africa: Makhanda Mayor Admits Broken Water System, Vows Fix in 2027
The mayor of Makhanda, home of South Africa's National Arts Festival, admitted on 2 October that the town's water network is broken and promised uninterrupted supply next year. The plant upgrade meant to deliver it is only 12% complete. The post South Africa: Makhanda Mayor Admits Broken Water…
- Country: Malaysia
Water in the tank at Batu Kawan? Penang team looks into viral claims of vehicle trouble after refuelling
GEORGE TOWN, Oct 4 — The Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry (KPDN) in Penang is investigating claims that...
- Country: United Kingdom
Water sustains our lives but we fail to give it the value it deserves
Professor Andrew Tyler is the Scotland Hydro Nation Chair at the University of Stirling