Colleges Brace For Water Shortages As Students Return
Mid Atlantic states face drought as thousands of students flood dorms. Universities urge three minute showers and water-saving habits amid low rainfall and strained supplies. Officials from Kutztown Shippensburg and Penn pledge reminders and practical steps to reduce consumption. Delaware's University of Delaware expects about one million gallons daily once 13,500 students arrive, with Newark city officials noting conditions are manageable after recent rains.
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Drought politics split opinion in Maryland and beyond
Politicians seize on drought to press conservation while critics call it grandstanding. Maryland officials from Montgomery County Executive Douglas Duncan to Governor Glendening pushed voluntary and mandatory water restrictions as rains faltered and debates about crisis versus politics intensified. Analysts note decisive action can boost a leader’s standing even as warnings about crisis management persist.
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Baltimore water tastes strange after Susquehanna flow
Susquehanna River water rich in iron and sulfur is entering Baltimore area pipes. Residents report color odor and taste changes while authorities conserve reservoirs and fill taps with river water. Bottled water and filters sales rise as officials address the issue.
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