Sentences with phrase «proposed water desalination»

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United Water New York, the company that supplies most of Rockland County's drinking water, has proposed building a desalination plant it calls the Haverstraw Water Supply ProWater New York, the company that supplies most of Rockland County's drinking water, has proposed building a desalination plant it calls the Haverstraw Water Supply Prowater, has proposed building a desalination plant it calls the Haverstraw Water Supply ProWater Supply Project.

Five years later in 2010, United Water proposed the desalination plant as a solution to the problem.

BY MICHAEL RICONDA New City — The Rockland County legislature approved a motion calling on Albany to reject United Water's planned rate increase and surcharge in the latest blowback against the utility's plan to finance its proposed desalination plant and other plans.

Stony Point — Updates on United Water's proposed desalination plant in Haverstraw were discussed at the Stony Point Town Board's most recent meeting on March 19, with Supervisor Geoffrey Finn promising a drive for answers on issues surrounding the plant.

BY MICHAEL RICONDA NEW CITY — Rate - payers might be in for a costly surprise if United Water New York is allowed to increase rates in anticipation of their proposed desalination project, according to an attorney retained by the Town of Ramapo and a collection of other municipal bodies who spoke to the Rockland County Legislature's -LSB-...]

NEW CITY — Rate - payers might be in for a costly surprise if United Water New York is allowed to increase rates in anticipation of their proposed desalination project, according to an attorney retained by the Town of Ramapo and a collection of other municipal bodies who spoke to the Rockland County Legislature's Environmental Committee on Wednesday.

BY MICHAEL RICONDA Stony Point — Updates on United Water's proposed desalination plant in Haverstraw were discussed at the Stony Point Town Board's most recent meeting on March 19, with Supervisor Geoffrey Finn promising a drive for answers on issues surrounding the plant.

Inspired by her work outdoors with children, in 2007, Laurie began to directly advocate for the environment, becoming a water advocate on the Rockland Water Coalition and opposing the proposed desalination plant at Haverstraw Bay on the Hudson Rwater advocate on the Rockland Water Coalition and opposing the proposed desalination plant at Haverstraw Bay on the Hudson RWater Coalition and opposing the proposed desalination plant at Haverstraw Bay on the Hudson River.

BY MICHAEL RICONDA NEW CITY — The Rockland County Legislature voted Tuesday evening to request the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation schedule a hearing on United Water's proposed desalination plant, as well as to reopen proceedings requiring United Water to develop water supply source pWater's proposed desalination plant, as well as to reopen proceedings requiring United Water to develop water supply source pWater to develop water supply source pwater supply source plans.

NEW CITY — The Rockland County Legislature voted Tuesday evening to request the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation schedule a hearing on United Water's proposed desalination plant, as well as to reopen proceedings requiring United Water to develop water supply source pWater's proposed desalination plant, as well as to reopen proceedings requiring United Water to develop water supply source pWater to develop water supply source pwater supply source plans.

United Water proposed the desalination plant in 2010 to address the predicted scarcity issues linked to Lake DeForest's insufficient water capaWater proposed the desalination plant in 2010 to address the predicted scarcity issues linked to Lake DeForest's insufficient water capawater capacity.

United Water has proposed a more than $ 120 million desalination plant.

United Water's proposed desalination plant would treat water from the Hudson River and deliver up to 7.5 million gallons a day of potable water to Rockland's residWater's proposed desalination plant would treat water from the Hudson River and deliver up to 7.5 million gallons a day of potable water to Rockland's residwater from the Hudson River and deliver up to 7.5 million gallons a day of potable water to Rockland's residwater to Rockland's residents.

This rate increase decision is separate from United Water's proposed surcharge for costs incurred for a yet - to - be-built water desalination plant in Haverstraw, known as the Haverstraw Water Supply ProWater's proposed surcharge for costs incurred for a yet - to - be-built water desalination plant in Haverstraw, known as the Haverstraw Water Supply Prowater desalination plant in Haverstraw, known as the Haverstraw Water Supply ProWater Supply Project.

The New York State Public Service Commission announced in July it had instituted a proceeding to examine the continuing need for United Water New York's proposed development of a more than $ 120 million desalination plant, known as the Haverstraw Water Supply Project.

International environmental consultant and former New York City Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Al Appleton wrote the report for the Rockland Water Coalition, a grassroots group that asked Appleton to look at the issue of alternatives to United Water New York's proposed desalination plant, or the Haverstraw Water Supply Project.

Come hear Rockland County Executive candidates tell us their views on the environmental issues affecting Rockland's future — including United Water's proposed Hudson River desalination plant, land use development, planning and zoning, water management, energy use, «green» growth and economic developWater's proposed Hudson River desalination plant, land use development, planning and zoning, water management, energy use, «green» growth and economic developwater management, energy use, «green» growth and economic development.

Some southern cities propose building desalination plants to treat water from the Pacific.

By running the irrigation lines with built - in reverse osmosis membranes underground, the proposed irrigation system would use the pressure gradient supplied by the plants» roots to desalinize the water without the high amount of energy consumption usually associated with desalination.

Surfrider Foundation filed a lawsuit yesterday against the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board challenging a permit allowing Poseidon Resources to withdraw 300 million gallons of seawater per day for the proposed Carlsbad ocean desalination plant.

The complaint alleges that the proposed desalination facility must strictly comply with the California Water Code to minimize the intake and mortality of marine life.