A Navajo Nation community has running water after waiting nearly 25 years

A Navajo Nation community has running water after waiting nearly 25 years

Story first appeared in: WESTWATER, UTAH It took nearly 25 years to figure out how to supply running water to homes in Westwater, a small Navajo community in southeastern Utah. At Thomas Chee’s house, the final waterline connection took 8 minutes. The construction crew needed just seconds Tuesday to clip a pipe — formerly the connection between a cistern and the house — and reconnect it to brand-new plumbing tied to the nearby city of Blanding.…

This Saturday, March 22nd is World Water Day. An insufficient supply of food in the Johannesburg area, where wild drilling is increasing. The goal, digging wells and remedying repeated shortages. But this method is exhausting groundwater and harming the community, says South African newspaper "Mail & Guardian".

Community Awaits Better Source Of Drinking Water

More than 1000 people will benefit from the Pump Station and reservoir at Nawaicoba in Nadi. It is believed that plans for the reservoir had been established since 2017 to cater for about 10 communities in rural areas of Nadi. The $6.2million project will be completed by this year and will supply the area between Korovuto and Momi to ensure a more sustainable and improved water supply. Last year, the Water Authority of Fiji (WAF) team was progre…