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Monday, Jun 03, 2019Posted in: California, Elizabeth Zach, Featured News, Water
Contaminated water six months after deadly California wildfire
The Camp Fire in Paradise California killed more than 80 residents, destroyed 19,000 buildings, and six months afterward, the rural community is struggling to rebuild—only to learn more recently that its water pipes contain cancer-causing benzene.
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Friday, May 31, 2019Posted in: Network News
Network News May 2019
In May, as Jacqueline Alexander welcomed dozens of visitors to The Puff Factory ribbon-cutting and grand opening ceremony, her friend Adrienne Nelson lauded Alexander’s perseverance during the last three years, when it seemed the various obstacles she faced would prevent her from success.
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Thursday, May 30, 2019Posted in: Colorado, Elizabeth Zach, Featured News, Water Supply and Drought
Strong winter pulls Colorado out of year-long drought
Since 2017, Colorado has been grappling with a costly drought, but meteorologists now say that after heavy snow and rain fall, most of the state has recovered.
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