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Tropical wave brings heavy rain, thundery showers - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Trinidad and Tobago is experiencing heavy rains and thundershowers with the passage of a tropical wave on Tuesday evening. The TT Weather Centre reported these conditions may last for the next 24 hours as the wave began to make its way across the country from early Tuesday morning. The Met O
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Cape classic: Cass Abrahams Tomato Bredie Recipe
Best-selling cookbook author and chef Cass Abrahams shares her recipe for a fragrant Cape Malay bredie (stew), made with mutton or chicken.
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A race against time: The giant weeds taking over Lake Ossa in Cameroon | Africanews
6000 Salvinia weevils are being cultivated in Cameroon to control fast-spreading aquatic weeds engulfing the country’s coastal waters.
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TREASURE YOUR LIFE - Stabroek News
Many of us at some time or another, generally in a new year, have resolved to “keep a diary,” probably as part of some grand and comprehensive plan to organize one’s life better and achieve great things – plans, I am afraid, which very soon run aground on the dangerous shoals of everyday
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Council says ‘No’ to Byhalia Pipeline - TSDMemphis.com
by James Coleman -  In what was hailed as an important first step toward an ordinance banning construction of the proposed Byhalia Connection Pipeline through areas of Southwest Memphis, the Memphis City Council has approved a resolution opposing the construction. The 12-0 vote resulted from
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Beach Advisory for July 26-30
DPNR performed water quality analysis at 15 designated beaches throughout the territory during the week of July 26 – July 30, 2021. The following beaches meet water quality standards and are considered safe for swimming and fishing.
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Africa: How to Overcome Water Challenges in Agriculture
Press Release - FAO's The State of Food and Agriculture (SOFA) 2020 takes a new look at water shortages and scarcity in the world
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Nigeria: Zamfara, Osun, 16 Other States to Experience Cold Temperature This Week
[Premium Times] Low temperatures are expected over parts of Plateau, Niger, Kwara, Kogi, Nasarawa, Bauchi ...
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Trinidad man who poured boiling water on woman jailed - Stabroek News

(Trinidad Express) A drunken man who poured a pot of boiling water on a woman who

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Earth Today | Clarendon farmers apply local technology to boost climate-smart agriculture
It allows farmers to access high-resolution weather forecasts, agronomic tips, and information on climate-smart agricultural practices, and compares specific crop prices at three of the major markets in Jamaica – Coronation, May Pen, and
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Who is Wengay Newton?
Wengay Newton feels the focus for some time now has been centered on downtown, and as mayor, he will bring it back to neighborhoods and communities. BY FRANK DROUZAS, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG - The St. Pete Catalyst, the Suncoast Tiger Bay Club, and Eckerd College sponsored a live, in-person
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iMOM: Driving home the point of Father’s Day!
My Father’s Day salute starts with a stick shift (manual transmission) and after I bought my first
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Lake Victoria water levels exceed record mark
The downpours in the Lake Victoria basin have officially exceeded the historic mark as the water level is at 13.42 metres, with more than 200 deaths reported in
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Beta weakens to tropical depression, stalls over Texas coast
TEXAS, United States (AP) - Beta weakened to a tropical depression yesterday as it parked itself over the Texas coast, raising concerns of extensive flooding in Houston and areas farther inland.
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Orange County desalination project doesn’t pencil out - Black Voice News
In summary Poseidon Water Co. wants to build a desalination plant in Orange County and seeks a deal that would lock utility into buying their water for decades. By Charming Evelyn, Special to CalMatters Charming Evelyn is chair of the Water Committee and vice chair of the Environmental Justice
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Africa: The Consequential Effects of COVID-19 On the Climate Crisis
The shock of the sudden onset coronavirus pandemic and the dreadful experience that the world is presently going through must laser-focus us all on the benefits of proactive action on climate
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Mayor Williams: Washington must pass Pres. Biden's bipartisan infrastructure deal | The Atlanta Voice
In 2010, Union City adopted a comprehensive plan to revitalize and grow our small but close-knit city by 2030. Our vision encompasses a holistic infrastructural remodeling, from improving the South Fulton Parkway road system to a proposed Commuter Rail system and an enhanced pedestrian
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Body of Shooters Hill teen found
The body of 15 year-old Saneeka Leachman, who went missing yesterday morning, following a deluge, which caused a wall to collapse on the board dwelling she and her father occupied, has been found. Our sister radio station, Radio...
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CDC sets up two shelters in flood-hit Region Two - Stabroek News
With at least ten persons to be evacuated in Region Two, the Civil Defence Commission (CDC) yesterday said that two temporary shelters have been established in two of the most affected areas within the
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StJMC points finger at NHT for Cornwall Courts flooding crisis
WESTERN BUREAU: The St James Municipal Corporation (StJMC) has pointed angry residents upset at the latest flooding of sections of the Cornwall Courts housing scheme in St James last week to the National Housing Trust (NHT), which it says has not...
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Flood mitigation efforts continue - Barbados Today
Minister of Transport, Works and Water Resources Ian Gooding-Edghill on Tuesday assured that his ministry is continuing efforts to ensure that floodwaters that result from heavy rainfall, particularly during the current hurricane season, recede quickly and create less of a problem for
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Flooding headache in Mandeville
MANDEVILLE, Manchester - Some residents were left marooned in their homes, and several roads in this south-central town were inundated by floodwaters following heavy and persistent rain yesterday. In mid-afternoon, Rose Mitchell expressed frustration at being cut off by above knee-high water in her
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Hurricane season easing drought in some Caribbean countries
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC) - The Barbados-based Caribbean Drought and Precipitation Monitoring Network (CDPMN) says as the region approaches the second half of the hurricane season, more countries will begin to experience an ease from the drought situation in recent months.
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Beach Advisory for July 5-9
DPNR performed water quality analysis at 32 designated beaches throughout the territory during the week of July 5, – July 9, 2021. The following beaches meet water quality standards and are considered safe for swimming and fishing.
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Youth mapping clean water in China | New York Carib News
A mobile app that tells the inhabitants of rural China if their water is safe to drink has won a young woman from Beijing a top UN environmental award.
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Beach Advisory for June 14-18
The following beaches meet water quality standards and are considered safe for swimming and fishing:
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Beach Advisory for May 31 – June 4
DPNR performed water quality analysis at 33 designated beaches throughout the territory during the week of May 31 – June 4, 2021. The following beaches meet water quality standards and are considered safe for swimming and fishing.
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Cape Town dams: Water levels up by whopping 13% thanks to heavy rain
Cape Town dams benefited enormously from the adverse weather in the Western Cape over the last week, with capacity reaching 89.2%.
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DeWine outlines new steps to address racial health disparities in Ohio - African American News Today - EIN News
… life expectancy of African-American Ohioans is four years … to encourage more African-Americans and other minorities … help get more African-Americans involved in business ownership … health disparities among the African-American community and racial injustice …
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Moraikobai floodwaters receding - Stabroek News
Floodwaters in Moraikobai, Region Five, have started to recede once again after water levels rose last week following heavy rainfall. The article Moraikobai floodwaters receding appeared first on Stabroek News.
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