Officials in Houston have lifted a boil water order that affected more than 2 million customers in the city. The order had been in effect since Nov. 27 due to a power outage at a treatment facility that caused a reduction in water pressure.
Schools in the city closed as a result of the water issues, according to the Houston Independent School District.Meanwhile, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner is ordering a “diagnostic review” of the incident, including a review of the delayed public notice of the problem.Amazon Web Services Claims it Will be Water Positive by 2030
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News Briefs: Houston Lifts Boil-Water Order That Affected 2 Million Customers
Also in this week's water and wastewater news, the City of Hamilton, Ontario, discovers a 26-year-old sewage leak that spilled an estimated 337 million liters into Hamilton Harbor
Dec 01, 2022
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