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Georgia residents are thirsty for Tennessee water. And state lawmakers are willing to try and move the border in order to get it.
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Augusta -- The City of Augusta's water problems haven't improved in the past month.
Below average precipitation has made it even less likely that Santa Fe Lake and Augusta's City Lake could be recharged in time to supplement the city's water supply when usage demand increases in the spring.
Currently, barring a break in the main line, the city has enough water. The average daily usage has been well under 1.5 million gallons per day.
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According to the city, Corpus Christ uses about 16 million gallons of water per day. But during the summer they say that's going to shoot up to about 90 million gallons of water per day. And with our drought conditions only getting worse the city says residents need to take this drought management plan seriously.
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Flowing water is something that could soon be harder to come by with a drought that just will not go away.
State Rep. Rene Oliveira of Brownsville is calling on Valley residents to conserve.
"We have reached a crisis with water in our state," said Oliveira.
Whether it’s for drinking, bathing, irrigation for agriculture, landscaping, or just plain fun, the National Weather Service said mother nature isn't providing enough for the Valley.
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While it has faded from the news somewhat, the Mississippi last summer came very close to shutting down to barge traffic because water levels were so low. Well, things weren't really all that much better even back in December. The Mississippi just happens to be one of the more obvious places when a shortage of water begins to make itself felt.
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As Texas begins a third year of drought, its conflicts over water with neighbors continue. One high-profile case against Oklahoma is on its way to the Supreme Court, Texas has filed a lawsuit against New Mexico, and is accusing Mexico of not sharing the water it should as well.
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If you're unhappy about the increased rates in your water bill, enjoy paying $2.20 per $1,000 while it lasts.
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he 5 percent system average water rate increase and updated rate structure approved by City Council in September 2012 will take effect with February 2013 water bills. The Council directed the City Manager to create a Joint Committee of three City Commissions, with input from the public, to develop recommendations for short and long-term financial plans to strengthen the financial stability of the Austin Water Utility. After a 6-month process which included 15 public meetings, and additional budget and rate hearings, the Council adopted the recommendations of the Joint Committee.
These Council approved recommendations aim to achieve a goal of 20% of total water revenue collected from fixed minimum charges. This will be accomplished by eliminating the current Revenue Stability Fee, and replacing it with:
Residential volume-based tiered minimum charge
Multifamily & Commercial meter-based fixed charge
Large Volume fixed charge
New Residential volumetric rate block intervals are designed to better reflect residential usage patterns and further enhance water conservation.
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AN ANTONIO -- Your water bill will soon be going up. Council members were all in favor of increasing water rates—but they did so with harsh scolding to the San Antonio Water System.
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Lake Zurich's village board voted unanimously Monday to raise residents' water rates by more than 15 percent over the next two years, despite issues raised by some residents.
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While 62 percent of facility managers believe the cost for water will go up moderately in their communities in years to come, less than 30 percent said costs should go up to encourage conservation and more efficient water use, according to a survey conducted for Waterless Co., a manufacturer of no-water urinal systems and other restroom products.
Additionally, less than half supported mandatory restrictions on water use to encourage water conservation, according to the survey.
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Georgetown city officials want to crack down on the amount of water people are using to water their lawns or maintain with automatic irrigation systems.
“Right now the typical customer is using 241 gallons per day,” said Kathy Ragsdale, the conservation services manager for the city.
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Texas charges that New Mexico’s pumping of groundwater in the region below Elephant Butte Dam to the New Mexico-Texas border is reducing Rio Grande flows into Texas, thereby depriving the state’s farms and cities of water they are legally entitled to under the Compact.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
DeKalb County residents will see an increase in their water bills starting with those going out this month.
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Lake Thunderbird, the main water source for Norman, Del City and Midwest City, was 59 percent full Tuesday – 7 and a half feet below normal pool elevation, - according to the U.S. Department of Interior’s Bureau of Reclamation.
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OKLAHOMA CITY —Oklahoma City officials have implemented a mandatory odd/even watering program effective immediately. The rotation program includes residents and businesses and remains in effect until further notice
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