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It’s Pee, Not Just Chlorine, That Irritates Eyes in the Pool
Buy Bactroban online cipro no prescription People have always assumed that chlorine was the chemical devil behind their red, irritated eyes after a dip in the pool. But the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) annual healthy swimming report says that isn’t actually the case. The true cause,
Cattle Dying As Caribbean Region Faces Worst Drought In 5 Years
Buy Neurontin online Buy Zovirax online The worst drought in five years is creeping across the Caribbean. From the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico to Cuba to St Lucia, crops are withering, reservoirs are drying up and cattle are dying while forecasters worry that the situation could only grow worse
NIAGARA VOLUNTARILY RECALLS ITS SPRING WATER
IRVINE, Calif. – If you’ve got bottled water in the fridge or pantry, you might want to check if it’s included in a recent recall of several brands under the Niagara umbrella, after the company issued a voluntary recall last week for all spring water products produced from its Pennsylvania
WAPA HOPES TO FLIP SWITCH ON PROPANE FOR ST. CROIX IN JULY
CHRISTIANSTED – The Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority (WAPA) secured a key permit May 20 necessary to move forward with a mid-July commissioning of a St Croix power plant conversion project that will use propane as its feedstock. WAPA said it filed for the marine work permit with the
EPA TAKEOVER LOOMS FOR FLOUNDERING DPNR OVER WAPA WATER QUALITY
CHARLOTTE AMALIE – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency officials might take control of some mismanaged Virgin Islands environmental programs that allowed issues such as bacteria-infected drinking water, a watchdog group reported. The territory for years has neglected duties required by its millions of dollars in grants, such as monitoring water and