Sentences with phrase «municipal water needs»

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Yet capturing and reusing wastewater for municipal and household use, agricultural and industrial production, and recharging depleted aquifers is precisely what researchers writing in the latest issue of Science suggest needs to happen in order to address the world's growing water crisis.

If we want to head toward green practices, our engineers, public health organizations, scientists and municipal water suppliers will need to work cooperatively.»

* Rural property: You'll need to include the certificate for the well and / or septic tank if you're property isn't on municipal water and sewer.

Colorado depends on our rivers for agriculture, recreation, municipal needs, and drinking water supplies.

Irrigation and municipal water pumping would need to run for at least around a half hour - it would depend on individual cases;

But, if you are not a manufacturer of alcoholic beverages, a municipal water treatment plan, or a life insurance company accountant, you don't need to know about any of those things.

She acknowledges that regular events, like the Mining Indaba, and the Cape Town Cycle Tour «bring a lot of people to Cape Town, which of course places a burden on our already struggling municipal water supply, but it also pumps much needed funds into our economy and keep our tourism industry thriving».

This is one of the reasons why bodies corporate have to have levy funds at their disposal — the other equally important reasons being that they need to insure the building, pay for municipal services such as water, sewerage and refuse, and provide adequate security.

Municipal water agencies need billions of dollars in repairs to their infrastructure.