Por: The Boston Globe Nation September 20, 2022
IPSWICH — When Elizabeth Green found herself in dire need of a new well-water source to sustain her five-acre hillside plot this summer, the 40-year-old farmer did not turn to scientists or surveyors.She didn’t call in a team of hydrogeologists, with their fancy drone footage, and satellite data, and infrared technology.Instead, she phoned 79-year-old Peter Britton of Hamilton, a man with faded blue jeans and an oddly shaped stick — known... + full article
Associated Press USA Business September 20, 2022
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Water officials on Monday lifted a temporary ban on outdoor watering in parts of Los Angeles County after emergency repairs were completed on a pipeline that brings Colorado River water to Southern California. The ban affected homes and businesses in areas... + más
Uganda reacts angrily to EU resolution slamming oil pipeline | ABC News
Louisiana coastal worker fined after rupturing oil pipeline at BP spill restoration site | The Advocate
Associated Press USA Health September 20, 2022
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A new class-action lawsuit seeks to force Mississippi’s capital city to fix its , including removal or repair of pipes and equipment contaminated with lead.The suit was filed Friday in federal district court, a day after the state health department told... + más
Our Views: Consider Jackson water crisis a warning for Louisiana, and the nation | The Advocate
Racism seen as root of water crisis in Mississippi capital | Associated Press
The Advocate USA Opinion September 19, 2022
The water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi, has brought worldwide attention to an infrastructure problem that left some 150,000 residents in the state's capital city with limited access to one of life's basic necessities for nearly two months.Until officials scrambled to... + más
Lawsuit seeks repairs to troubled Mississippi water system | Associated Press
Jackson, Mississippi, is facing a water crisis. Could it happen in Louisiana? | The Advocate
Associated Press USA Science September 19, 2022
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Carey Wooten spent nearly seven weeks hunting for for herself, her two children and three dogs after clocking out each day as a Taco Bell manager, so Gov. Tate Reeves’ announcement that the water is clean again in Mississippi’s capital came as welcome... + más
The Advocate USA Health September 17, 2022
My wife seems to be fearful of water now that her Alzheimer's disease is progressing. How can I make her more comfortable at bath time?Water is clear and invisible. Many individuals with Alzheimer's no longer perceive water the way we all do. Thus, this clear,... + más
There's a growing dementia crisis in the veteran community: Alzheimer's Q&A | The Advocate
Variety of factors play a role in the development of Alzheimer's | The Advocate
ABC News USA Politics September 17, 2022
PHOENIX -- The scorched-earth fight over a is playing out in key midterm races along the depleted Colorado River.Paul Paco Ollerton, 67, a third-generation farmer and registered Republican who says he's undecided in the November midterms, worries how his cotton farm might... + más
'This river is something else': American Queen brings tourists to Baton Rouge on the river | The Advocate
Baton Rouge used to land big concerts. The River Center wants to bring them back. | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Politics September 17, 2022
In Mississippi's capital city, 150,000 residents are without drinkable running water and will be for the foreseeable future after floodwaters from a swollen Pearl River caused an already struggling water plant to fail.In Louisiana, officials are looking across the state... + más
Mud, majesty and mayhem: Five memorable games from the LSU-Mississippi State rivalry | The Advocate
Colorado River drought cuts through key Western midterm races | ABC News
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