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Teton County considers testing water for chronic wasting disease
Experts say risk is low, but fatal ungulate disease is a new and emerging problem. The post Teton County considers testing water for chronic wasting disease appeared first on WyoFile .
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Tampa Free Press
· Jun 30, 2026
Bone-Dry Tampa Bay Forces Extension Of Strict One-Day-A-Week Watering Rules
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. – Hillsborough County residents will have to keep their lawn sprinklers turned off for most of the week through the rest of the summer. On Tuesday, officials announced that the Southwest Florida Water Management District is extending its Modified Phase III “extreme” water shortage restrictions until Oct. 1, 2026. Scattered summer rain [] Bone-Dry Tampa Bay Forces Extension Of Strict One-Day-A-Week Watering Rules
Fark
· Jul 3, 2026
In a departure for the tag, Florida is prioritizing water safety for children diagnosed with autism [Florida]
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Sweden Herald
· Jul 2, 2026
Stricter Drinking Water Rules Drive Demand for Tests, but Experts Warn Against Scams
Stricter Drinking Water Rules Drive Demand for Tests, but Experts Warn Against Scams
ArcaMax
· Jun 25, 2026
Drug overdose deaths are down in LA County in 2025. Here's why
For the third year in a row, accidental drug-related overdose and poisoning deaths have dropped in Los Angeles County, a decline officials attribute to ongoing investments in prevention and harm reduction resources countywide. There were 2,298 ...
KLIX News Radio – Twin Falls
· Jul 2, 2026
Boise Passes Ordinance Allowing City to Limit Water Usage
Boise Passes Ordinance Allowing City to Limit Water Usage
CommonWealth Beacon
· Jul 6, 2026
It’s time to act on the state’s PFAS problem
If we don’t act soon, local water districts will have to go to ever greater and costlier lengths to prevent PFAS from contaminating our drinking water.
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Related coverage for "Teton County considers testing water for chronic wasting disease": Tampa Free Press — Bone-Dry Tampa Bay Forces Extension Of Strict One-Day-A-Week Watering Rules. Fark — In a departure for the tag, Florida is prioritizing water safety for children diagnosed with autism [Florida]. Sweden Herald — Stricter Drinking Water Rules Drive Demand for Tests, but Experts Warn Against Scams. ArcaMax — Drug overdose deaths are down in LA County in 2025. Here's why. KLIX News Radio – Twin Falls — Boise Passes Ordinance Allowing City to Limit Water Usage. CommonWealth Beacon — It’s time to act on the state’s PFAS problem