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Columbia Water and Light received more than 200 calls complaining about discolored water by Thursday afternoon as customers reported the problem over a wide area of the city.
Columbia Water and Light received more than 200 calls complaining about discolored water by Thursday afternoon as customers reported the problem over a wide area of the city.
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It's unclear how much of the city water system has been affected by the discolored water.
It's unclear how much of the city water system has been affected by the discolored water.
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Adam Schrader
No colored water in Russellville. Just have the city charging people for water they haven't even used yet. My last bill showed my gallons used at 68000 total. Yet my meter shows 140 gallons less. My neighbor was 200 less and another neighbor's meter showed 160 gallons less.
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Adam Schrader
To continue about Russellville, our average water/sewer bill is $80-$90/month. Double all other towns in mid mo? Why?
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“The USGS scientists considered two scenarios of climate change. In one, warmer temperatures by 2050 would reduce the amount of water flowing in the river by 14-26%. In the othe...
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“The USGS scientists considered two scenarios of climate change. In one, warmer temperatures by 2050 would reduce the amount of water flowing in the river by 14-26%. In the other scenario, warming would take away 19-31% of the river’s flow.” – USA Today
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“The research has major implications for how water is managed along the Colorado River, which provides water for about 40 million people and more than 5 million acres of farmlan...
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“The research has major implications for how water is managed along the Colorado River, which provides water for about 40 million people and more than 5 million acres of farmland from Wyoming to Southern California.”
Read the full article at USA Today: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/02/22/climate-change-drying-up-colorado-river-studies-say/4842148002/
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Water is incredibly essential to our life and yet no one seems to really care because it has always been there. It affects more than just our state of Arizona this is a problem for millions of people. It won't hit home until it's too late. We need to put aside our greed. Put our future first
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