The News Review:
- A Public Announcement by Air Water International Corporation & Its …
- 10 California water systems ordered to monitor for E. coli
- Pennichuck Corporation Announces Fourth Quarter 2008 Common Dividend
- Moving Water Industries Signs Major Contract To Provide Pumps for …
- Shein wants water projects sustained
- Outdoorsmen celebrate approval of Minn. amendment
- American Water Reports Third Quarter 2008 Results
A Public Announcement by Air Water International Corporation & Its …
MarketWatch
6, 2008
MIAMI BEACH, FL, Nov 06, 2008 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) –
Air Water International Corporation (PINKSHEETS: AWTI) releases the
following public announcement. For the villagers of Jalimudi, a small out of nowhere village located
in eastern India, in a province called Andre Pradesh, a truly historic
event is about to befall the inhabitants, some 600 of them, literally
from the sky! Looking to the heavens, the locals ask themselves, is
it a plane, no, is it a bird, no, is it rain, no, well not exactly. The villagers are now informed that they are about to become the
world’s first community that is to be sustained from a water supply
that is not coming by truck, nor by pipelines, nor is it from the
river nor from the sea, and not even from ground wells for as
unbelievable and miraculous as it sounds, the water is made FROM THE
AIR!
Air Water Corporation, out of Miami Beach, Florida, in association
with Watermaker India (PVT) Limited of Mumbai India in active
association with the local authority and the Indian Government, have
now built and delivered to India the world’s first such Air to Water
machine designed specifically for this purpose and is about to turn
on the taps and set in motion a whole new concept in the provision of
clean, clear and purified water, all extracted just from the air we
breathe. This exciting new technology and its truly global
application has been the result of years of research and development
and the perfection of a fool proof, everlasting system that is set to
change the way many people worldwide will eat, drink, take showers,
and have an abundant supply of water for all uses, including farming,
etc. For the villagers of Jalimudi it is especially a great
accomplishment. Currently, the local women, including young girls,
spend hour’s daily hauling water in jugs and urns, carefully balanced
on their heads for miles, just to survive and sustain the families. Finally, a new novel concept brought to reality by the vision of just
a few individuals looking to make a difference to the global water
crisis that is by UN statistics claiming a child’s life every 8
seconds.
10 California water systems ordered to monitor for E. coli
San Jose Mercury News, USA
coli bacteria in their source water. EPA officials said Thursday they are ordering the agencies to start monitoring for the pathogen, whose presence in water is a strong indicator of sewage or animal waste contamination. The 10 agencies supply drinking water to small communities in Alpine, Fresno, Glenn, Humboldt and Trinity counties. They are required to conduct pathogen monitoring plans under the federal Safe Drinking Water Act. The EPA says the 10 water systems face fines up to $32,500 per day for each violation. Advertisement yld_mgr.
Pennichuck Corporation Announces Fourth Quarter 2008 Common Dividend
MarketWatch
Pennichuck Corporation is a holding company involved principally in
the supply and distribution of potable water in New Hampshire through
its three regulated water utilities. Its non-regulated,
water-related activities include operations and maintenance contracts
with municipalities and private entities in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts. The Company’s real estate operations are involved in
the ownership, management and commercialization of real estate in
southern New Hampshire. Pennichuck Corporation’s common stock trades on the Nasdaq Global
Market under the symbol “PNNW. ”
This news release may contain certain forward-looking statements with
respect to the financial condition, results of operations and
business of Pennichuck Corporation.
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Moving Water Industries Signs Major Contract To Provide Pumps for …
MarketWatch
com) announced today that they had signed a major contract with
the South Florida Water Management District to supply critically needed pumps
over a four year period for the District’s Everglades Restoration Project. The
pumping system to be supplied by MWI for the future G-508 Pump Station will
include four diesel engine pumping systems, each with a capacity of 470 cubic
feet per second; two electric pumping systems, each with a capacity of 110
cubic feet per second and three electric pumping systems, each with a capacity
of 25 cubic feet per second. The SFWMD Everglades Restoration Project will
enable the District to achieve Everglades water quality standards as part of
their long term plan to ensure that all waters discharging into the Everglades
Protection Area are in compliance with state water quality standards. SOURCE Moving Water Industries.
Shein wants water projects sustained
DailyNewsOnline, United Republic of Tanzania
Dr Shein made the pledge here yesterday shortly after inaugurating a multi-billion shilling Mwanza water supply project, owned and managed by the Mwanza Urban Water supply and Sewerage Authority (MWAUWASA), at a newly built Capripoint’s Treatment Plant. The other projects are in Iringa, Mbeya and Dar es Salaam. The VP told the people who attended the function that water was the most indispensable resource and urged them to conserve and protect water sources at all costs. He expressed concern over failure by communities to keep the projects alive when left in their hands challenging them to own the ventures to ensure their sustainability. “As clearly stipulated in the 2003 Vision, people are the owners and managers of water projects.
Outdoorsmen celebrate approval of Minn. amendment
The Associated Press
Often not for the better. So he’s hoping the constitutional amendment Minnesota voters approved Tuesday will make it easier to find places to hunt and ensure a healthy supply of game and fish for generations to come. Duggan, 57, is a vice president of Pheasants Forever, one of more than 350 groups that supported the Clean Water, Wildlife, Cultural Heritage and Natural Areas Amendment, which will raise the sales tax by three-eighths of 1 percent starting July 1. Pheasants Forever chapters across the state invest annually in hundreds of projects to preserve or improve habitat, but there’s never enough money to do everything members would like. Duggan said the money the amendment will generate should help his group and others like it to do more. “Without these funds they’re only a hope,” he said Wednesday. “With these funds I think they can become a reality.
American Water Reports Third Quarter 2008 Results
MarketWatch
6 million from $507. 2 million in the prior year period, as a result
of continued prudent investment in regulated utility plant projects. A
major project underway is the construction of a 20 million-gallon-a-day
water treatment plant and a 31-mile water transmission line in Kentucky. This project will address a long-standing water supply deficit in
central Kentucky. During the three months ending September 30, 2008, capital resource
requirements were met with internally generated cash, commercial paper
issuance, and access to our bank credit lines. American Water has access
to unsecured revolving credit facilities with aggregate bank commitments
of $810.