build more plants to turn river water into drinking water for its resident. wanna build. i mean, i cant figure out, i mean, but the business owners also invest money and wants to take advantage of the water rights they thought. so it's tricky. oh said oh no, no, no, i don't all little approved to a constant them in there. then the producers always concerned about having enough water left over. okay. either minute, no, no, no, he had, i mean i got all the dra, he looked funny because they save money by using as little water as possible per plantation and per trillion. the hood for mobile c layla may not be able to live in at 4 foot length assume portable, ah, but saving more time has its limits to the other. carto is a thirsty fruit. it takes up to a 1000 liters of water to grow a single kilo 8 times more than what's needed for potatoes ah. produced is therefore have to build big water basins to meet the super food water demand at the height of summer with that at all as a whole bucket. so some follow up with this is our pumping station. we use it to pump grou

and water. this time i thought that the problem is that their ancestors always provide for them, but my father told me to return the fish to the hansel and gretel river , it was not the government that wanted the people to say that this newly established field should be turned into a farm for our family. here for all my life, my 4 generations here i invested, which is today, now their hair has changed, and the same american government that told my family to come here 115 years ago, now i am pretending that we should build with the natives because of the lack of access to water upstream from the farmers in digging water wells. for example, you want to say that the big blue water is our neighbor 's water, which allows anyone to kill and use them . hello, my son is from a positive family of 18 years old. so, i'm going to kill corona and take it out with the ground. this is the american government it worked, but they want to use the theme of fishes to call the white theme 20 years ago , this was the

to collect a bottle and use this water in order to give water to our wounded patients.e two three times a week, yuriy and his colleagues deliver 80 bottles of water and food for 600 people in mariupol , the city that survived the war is still recovering and needs help. . thank you, a lot of people in the first place, because there was no electricity heating. it's 170 volts now, people all turn on heaters. right now we need heating. he cooked from death on the street and walked away, and after 10 minutes a fragment flew in. if he was standing, he might not have been. well, god forbid, part of the products that are brought here, it is brought rand donetsk, that is, people cook under the bombing. i am a citizen, mariupol a volunteer named valentina takes one serving of food to a mariupol resident who himself comes to get it . , because at the moment he only has a friend who comes and changes diapers two or three times a week. how old are you years? in the car without a son tekstilshchiki and here in the place yes, he helps, but there in the petrovsky district i don’t take

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, they hit the water tanks of the water towers. i must say, but very close by a shell that stuck into the road surface, but did not explode. so, this is also one of the control cameras. this is our building of the main pumping station, then they stand here. pumping units that deliver directly purified drinking water to the consumer are donetsk by kievka and hay, well, unfortunately, there was an arrival here, i don’t know what is strategically important for the military, it represents today reservoirs from work, well, before the so-called dead volume, that is, water practically from the canal. no, not from the reservoir. and if we really balance in order to get us out of here with her, well then we'll have to resist, which, in fact, is what we do. it must be remembered that this station is the first regular target for opponents. buy heard the ukrainians are trying to break this station to solve the water. the sky over the donbass is guarded by their sheloned air defense system, including complexes, the osa enemy is constantly looki

every year, the blue-green water is taken on the water . the health authorities of this state warn people to protect themselves and their pets. make a bunch of water while still reaching puberty people put water in this water, the dog gets sick , the american government extracts water from the river for their graves to supply water to the white farmers in this area . i have a tailor who has been employed. today's problems are due to the capitalist policies or the american government. we are successful. please explain. we completely destroyed the system of the region in order to start agriculture and install pipes. we always seek to extract, seeking profit at the price. destroying from the lives of our people and indigenous tribes at the cost of losing the few resources that we had left , this is the cat of the united states of america 17. it comes back that the federal government of the united states of america established in the world and drying the water transfer channels to bring the river water to the farmers. water was part of the prog

so this much water, we could sale. you know what apartment, that means one crudely drove water. we stop are expecting from the water and why 10000000 liters of water saved in the u is significant. the group wanted to do more, so they set up age recharge well under the apartment to help replenish the water table. they did all this with the help of citizens action forum world of water. it founder has worked in this area since the late 19 eighties giant bring more people into the fold. ready one of the idea to bring in lay people, housewives, physicians, charter counters, anybody who is concerned about his r huseby and who wants to see if he or she can make some change happen. while we all understand that there is a crisis on water ah, through bi weekly meetings, the forum has reached 50000 people. it estimates that these conversations have saved 50000000000 liters of water by jo in bangalore. they've used methods similar to those implied by solace. apartments like sewage treatment plants. 2 rainwater harvesting smart meter installations and area of fitting it's about sensitizing,

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water for the plantations. that resistance is also growing. ah, the weather will ever be, i was, it will, does he get those? i will get every, every body knows that the privatization of the water has led to more inequality in our country. us at that, i still have hope that we will soon have better fair war to legislation did the government. but as it is a water activist keep receiving death prentice, i see it then for let in, please. ah ah ah ah not sure south america's pacific coast is gone dry. but that hasn't scared away the countless plantations and north cheese capital santiago, the main cash crop. is the avocado oh, it's an important topic for rodrigo mondanca. he might not look like a typical politician in his green jacket and brown leather bag that looks can be deceiving. mondanca is the government of this province val part of e. so which is one of the strongest economies in chilling revenue with today's meetings, online access to drinking water for this community in the potomac region. water for reside

working title: water, i feel, i have associations with something with water.he solution is turquoise while masha was painting, the petrovsky district was fired upon by ukrainian artillery that evening. a girl born in 2008 and a woman born in 1973 died here, several people were injured. well, they have a huge amount of artillery, we need the donetsk front, what we can fix and what we can destroy, we immediately vyshny zaya because the enemy’s artillery is precisely a priority target for us. not even the same as tanks, infantry equipment is artillery - this is the highest priority target, which we are destroying. a full 2s1 was destroyed, but from this gun a direct hit exploded bull. it was a record no neighbor of our uggs. this is where the projectile fell. yes, and it turns out, at least one glass. at each of the apartments, he cracked behind the car behind the blue one. once, when we already lived here , a shell flew right into the yard. and once again i flew over my head and hit the neighboring house, and it was so loud that now i am not afraid of them. by o

into the water, to the pool of water that sits below there. so we have, we have people there that are just now issuing permits to do that. why aren't these permits being done a year ago or five years ago say hey, when you get an opportunity the rain gets there we will channel the water to these recharge areas so we can have the underground aquifer the recharging when you get an opportunity of super plentiful rain like that? we have too issue permits. where the heck is bureaucracy in doing this? why aren't they running those delta pumps at 100%? well, because of the fish issue. how is fish being affected winners a gazillion acre-feet going out to the ocean and is sweeping the fish with them? well, they always have a bureaucratic reason on that. i'll give them credit they turned the pumps backup recently after some of us kind of point it out. it's interesting also that this is getting a lot more national attention with urban areas on the east coast as well as up and down the statesse that are noticing how much water is escaping to theng ocean an

there was the real water covering water services with the shower. water is a reasonable years. you have to use alarm. the question is your right to show it or if it's public water does the sovereign through it say you have to consent on that? and i think the entry, yes they do. interestingly enough that would create a level range, you know, between generations, government and those privatizing and profit profiting off the water. again, bottle water, bottle water. but it should be under the umbrella of sovereign. it should be consented to by the sovereign and the sovereign therefore, should not be shown, disguising their private profit. it should be shared. those who are systems that over gamblers go back to the jury. aquafina and designing coke invest. see they get their water from detroit on. a non profit cost, they just they put it in a barrel and they make the profit. and even though other users are sharing and then non profit, they just, they share in their cost or using the cost and no product goes majors this year in the cost they don't share in the profit. so it goes to

again, waters by water. but it should be under the umbrella of sovereign, it should be consented to by the sharman and the sovereign therefore should not be standardizing their private profit. it should be shared. those who are systems, the over gamma is go back to the jury. aquafina and designing coke and rusty they get their wider from detroit on a non profit cost. they just they put it in a barrel and they make the profit. and even though other users are sharing and they're non profit, they just, they share in the cost or shooting. and the current product goes majors this year and across they don't share in the profit. so it goes to the company that says what we're using a lot once we average ours. no, i don't think that's true. i think they're getting it from the public based on public expenditures to create that system to begin with. and they're being subsidized by everybody else. tax fairs in the state of michigan is true. we're right. and we have to understand this. this has to be corrected, is privat

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water and sewage projects. video conference in kerman, which targets 22 projects, but 22 projects are in most villages and cities where the population approximately 12 thousand people may he enjoy the blessing of drinking water. thank you very much, mr. rashidi, the regional water manager of kerman, who, in the interview with the journalist, said, "why do you fall in love? let's make a joke . let's make it. greetings to you, khorasan razavi. today, on the ninth day of the blessed decade of fajr, we hosted the two ministers of roads, urban development and health. " and open various projects for the development and development of the province.

management and optimal use of water, we have established the only international body in charge of water issues in the region as the council of water governors, the center for urban water management, but tomorrow is the 13th meeting. we have the council of governors of urban water management, which is held in tehran. eight projects are actually held by the members in this meeting. in fact, the presentation of the country plays an effective role in developing relations with the member countries of the council of governors in order to carry out various consultations and carry out joint projects for training and capacity building of human resources. nahida goddadi of the sed and broadcasting news agency, thank you very much to ms. khodavardi for preparing this report to the scholars of ms. khodavardi in the report on the coordinates of mr. mehrabian's meeting with the ministers of water and energy of iran and tajikistan, referring to the processor of the details of what was discussed today and finally agreed iraq was allowed to visit turkey, and i would like to inform you that the meeting w

water -- longer so they can release colder water off the bottom of the dam for fish.think raising the temperature river by one degree is going to have this massive positive affect fish bonding and i nature -- that nature and it turns out to be another may be elation by government. and i think they're quite -- tired of it. climate change, electric cars, i think people are getting sick of the government. like the balloon went over, we cannot get straight answers on that. there's another briefing. we cannot get a straight answer on they would not get different think on that. people are getting tired of the government. and i hope the state of california, by january up in washington and the other blue states dictating to them and not meeting the basic needs of a basic water supply, food supply. the main factory and the things that come from the byproducts. it is a deal where i want to do with my areas and before she back on the track. how the forest service be much more aggressive and put in the forest back into a sustainable faction with the right amount of trees ratio pe

water and sewage or sewage is now the house that we want to reduce the water consumption of water sources and persistence of the qur'an to force them to use sewage when they have money giving water and sewage to an independent water and sewage company is possible for the government to private water and sewage company . they are dear colleagues of iran, the old rural water and sewage that still has problems with the salaries and salaries of the city sewers. 2000 tomans to the people of afghanistan, from 2000 tomans possible, the name of the company, please, this is the return of resources to whoever supplied the water , there is no question of an increase at all. the infrastructure development right now is very nice in the government bill of the water and sewage company we removed it, that is, if it gives water to the industry, which it is giving now, then it gave sewage , and tuner used it for water resources, and the sewage was not included in the development projects in the field of water supply to the villages, from what network and other issues, making lamps , settling houses, etc. i

now all these areas have water . we need this water agriculture doesn't continue here. it doesn't have a veil. they, god, have given life to everything. the natives say that water is suitable for him . he wants to dominate. and that's how the power of water is in their hands. we have destroyed our own profits, the reproduction of fish has stopped, we have a story that the fish will die , we will also die if this happens, we are fighting to face the situation because we are not going to surrender so easily to the world we are living in , you know the war has been going on for thousands of years. this lake to the name of the word along with the fish and sucker hamed baghai has been the native tribes of this region. the vast waters of the region are a filter for kurdish water. it belonged to 150 years ago. agriculture caused these two fish to be in danger of extinction. why do farmers use the land to grow apples? use the land and produce shifts, the river water is becoming more toxic day by day, the beautiful nature that was the natives of this region has been destroyed du

. >> water in colorado, water in the west is your future.hout water, you have no future. >> reporter: mueller says water asset management has acquired at least 2,500 acres of land for the water rights that come with it. he theecators,t gets drier, those whtrich that identified the drought as an opportunity to make money. i view these private drought profiteers as vultures. >> that's pretty strong. >> yeah. they're looking to make a lot of money off this public resource. >> it's a trillion dollar market opportunity. >> reporter: mat diserio is president and co-founder of water asset management. he declined our repeated requests for an interview. >> we basically acquire very specific water rights. >> reporter: but in an interview three years ago with fintech, diserio explicitly said one of his firm's strategies is to profit from water in part by making the farms it buys more efficient and then selling parts of its water rights to other farmers and cities increasingly desperate for this essential resource. >> when you need water, water is the o

, as you remember at one time, odesa supplied water to mykolaiv when the water supply was not cut off mykolaiv remained without water for a long time and it was a serious problem. well, such a problem has already arisen in many cities, er, larger or smaller than mykolaiv. well, and then we will move on to a possible disaster and the eye of the occupied territories, because i understand there that humanitarian cargoes with water are unlikely to be able to wait there, but with regard to those territories that are currently under the control of ukraine, which may also find themselves in the zone of this humanitarian disaster, it is again a matter of prospects that are clearly real in today's realities of war , ukrainians are already ready to in principle to anything and this is not the first terrorist attack on a peaceful infrastructure. well, you have already mentioned the example of the same mykolaiv, the only difference is that in mykolaiv, in principle, over time they worked, and there was an opportunity to collect vuda without from the southern bug, it is not of such quality, it is

, the water tank itself, the water tower very close by. she repeatedly was under fire. we are wonderful with you. we see the blows come. now the upper side of everything that is around this water tower is also hit by the water tanks of the water towers. purposefully, i must say, but very close by a shell that stuck into the road surface, but did not explode. so, this is also one of the control cameras. this is our building of the main pumping station, then there are pumping units that deliver directly purified drinking water to the consumer, this is donetsk to kievka yawning. well, unfortunately there was an arrival here. i don’t know what is strategically important for the military here. e, represents today the reservoir has worked, well, up to the so-called dead volume, that is , there is practically no water from the canal from the reservoir . and if we are really a balance in order to force us out of here, well then we will have to resist what, in fact. it must be remembered that this station is the first regular target for opponents.

water and waste water rates have increased by both 75%. upcoming financial plans project annual increases of over 9% and increased combined water and waste water utility bill increasing to over 90% over the next ten years. we have shown that capital cost are growing cost and put pressure on rates. in addition, there is a uncertainly of obligation operational demands which impact rate. and second accountser we want to put a plan in place that is deliverable in a time frame that we plan for. there has been a miss alignment between our budget and actual spending that has lead to unpaid balances carried over each year. we want to issue, debt just in time, when we need it, not addressing this miss alignment, does create multiple financial risk for our agency. this year, staff worked together to balance and develop an affordable and deliver 10-year plan this. table highlights the changes in last year's proposal. we're proposele 8.8, this is a lower from last year's 9. billion dollars and represents choice that's we made as a agency to manage com

the amount of water. there is a map that we have atoes along with that. >> you can see, this is a particular period of time that was monitored here on this graphic. so, it shows here that 6.4 million acre feet flowed out to d.c. during this period of time. it keeps doing ore. after the period oftime as. water with forward thinking projects like we used to do. so, why are we going in a drought? there's a gentleman from washington saying why should we put up ground subsidence? we should have more of this water putting in these retires areas where water can percolate from the surface down into the soil and then back into the water too. the pool of water. so, we have people there that are just now issuing permits to do that. why are these permits being done a year ago or five years ago? saying hey, when the rain gets there, we will channel the water to these recharge areas. so we can have the underground aquifer beat recharging. when we get an opportunity of zero plentiful rain like that. so, we have to issue

there are those who are facing the supply of drinking water in two years, whether they have water ore water supply jihad center has been formed in the ministry of energy. the memorandum was made in the form of ten thousand villages with a credit of 19 thousand billion tomans . it was specified as completely independent in the budget, of course, considering this memorandum of understanding is the type of contract that happened, the first stage of 7138 days for three years should be filled and almost at the beginning of 1401, about the first of may 1401, the work implemented in iran has reached 30 % of the progress of the country, which is about 700 days from the location of this plan. they have finished their work and entered the circuit they use good quality water by buying tankers due to problem solving based on the published details of the water supply jihad program of the ministry of energy . 80% naheed khuda tv news agency, mr. almasi, in your report , it was also said that sometimes it was not the same and salt water caused migration from the villages. from the measures taken in

and not expressed joy i had when i saw the dang fill up the water in 2018, we used to water these plants. bladder walked over laurie id shortly after that. we used buckets to cross with the water from the tongue it put ne, long suddenly, to find warranty of the n. d. o reaches out to schools and colleges. yet it's most powerful tool has been social media. by sharing, it's what's up link and boston clean updates. it succeed in bringing many young people together who wish to be a part of the process. gopi is the perfect example. he joined when he was just a student to day he pitches in with his skills as a jones cinematographer then we had a nick, we do it for jason and so did before the cleaning, after the cleaning, and after the watergate, keystone that is stored on read them bridge entered 2 companies looking to fund organizations. at the same time, we saw it to the government officials. this helps us get access to see as add opportunities and allows us to continue our work with government approval. in other look is under the one that they used to let me in. instead of us approaching pe

water in the tank for the past 4 years. there's been water in our vailable near good. we use them wouldn't bump out the water for farming ross. i wonder what i used to buy 200 to 200 liters of water every day. mama, it's much better now because i cannot get water when i, when i need it at home on my savings, having greece as a result, loa with him, and one of the jungles able to hold in water again. it's not only people who have benefited from it and from the ground water regenerating itself. this tank has now also become a habitat for various species. that's because volunteers when beyond just cleaning the tank, they planted over 10000 cheese of native varieties using the milwaukee method, a japanese afforestation technique. this chip of forest protects the water in the tank. it's also attracted dozens of bird and butterflies species to develop dank, and the green zone surrounding it. and not expressed joy i had when i saw the dang fill up the water in 2018, we used to water these plants. water walked over laurie id shortly after that. we used buckets to cross with th

water sustainability at the 13th meeting of the council of water governors with the participation of 15 countries in tehran. awarding of the winners of the 38th fajr music festival. the award for the best bargh folk song was selected . areas in gaza, one day after the attack on nablus, the resistance groups fired 6 rockets at the sunni settlements around gaza , replying in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, dear winners, good evening to the 24 hour news series. welcome to the arrival of the birth anniversary with the blessing of imam hussain (peace be upon him) and pasdar day. i congratulate each and every one of you, dear lords. on the third night of sha'ban, the celebration of the birth of imam hussain (peace be upon him ) is being held in many parts of the country. razavi also hosts pilgrims and neighbors who for congratulations on this birthday to hazrat imam reza (peace be upon him) have come to this threshold. today, programs for this occasion are being held all over the country. hossein jan saeedi, mullah

here is drinking water.e about 250 settlements under the control of local services, if in 2018 there were almost 90 places, now there are about 20 , the qualitative trend will continue this year in the area of ​​the planned construction of eight stations, installation and production in general. without iron we produce e by own forces of the enterprise in a full range, starting from the design of the construction of a completely station without ironing , namely the whole complex of works, from the foundation to the end. let the adjustment work, having such a production created, and we developed this production and cloned it, for example, it is in salihorsk , it is, molodechno, as it were, the center , and now we will copy everything from this year in order to go to other districts to other points and there are programs. and here we are participants of this program we are, we go to general contractors for our facilities in other districts of the minsk region. here's to december 2022. we are one object in the b

and those need very little water. until a few years ago, the oil is pride and joy grew right behind her house flam funding them all the way through that one. it i quite the only down there is where my avocado tracy is to be about 300 of them, but they all shriveled up. i got your i have yet one, not that my. i also had plums, apricots, apples and low caught. they don't know. yeah. well, but there wasn't a drop left to water them with, so they all perished. what they are my mother now another e e l, off of my old well, completely dried out for them. then eventually everything just got parched and died . now, why not? he gave leon thought, but a lush avocado orchard is flourishing next to soil. as property rodrigo says, the businessman bold the expensive property to grow avocados already followed him or within 2 other m, like the neighbor as too powerful. he pumps the ground water up from very deal came up where the barrier assume regular again that will allow where are at least 40 to 50 hector is of ripe havoc otto's h

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as the promenade deck rose water. the patches became the patches on the underwater port side of the promenade deck covered openings similar to those on the high or starboard side. measurements for the underwater patches were obtained by checking the openings, the high side and further by divers. the underwater. total weight of all of these patches was 350 tons. the largest single part weighing 52 tons. it was 54 feet long, 22 feet wide and three feet deep during the process of removing all decks above the promenade deck, lower the center of gravity and to facilitate it was found impossible. remove all of the boat deck the last ten feet of the stack being so deeply buried in the mud that the divers couldn't it. consequently, when the writing operation had progressed until, the remaining portion of the boat deck appeared above. this section was removed using torches to further lighten the weight on the port side of the ship. approximately 500 tons were removed. in order to secure the portion of the vessel. special moori

the water that is being transferred is a sustainable water that will be continuously supplied. the solution will not be when, based on the studies that have been carried out, the water that is transferred is stable in the watershed , in fact, the transfer is done seasonally, so that unauthorized harvests are not done, normalization is actually done during the days of other agricultural crops, and that's it. the topic of agricultural development, we mentioned, is water completely logically, it is not applicable for lake urmia on the way to transfer to unauthorized gardens and finally, the time of release during non-consultation days is not applicable. in october to april , it will be completely opaque. in fact, they predicted that it has the responsibility of protection by using the legal capacities with the dear people to cut off certainty and restore urmia lake is one of the serious demands of only the province of the region as a national demand. we probably predicted minimal violations and the legal capacities are used. kanim made an unauthorized withdrawal of water to be tra

there's been water in our valve. american museum wouldn't bump out the water for farming ross. i wonder what i asked to buy 200 to 200 liters of water every day. mamma, when it's much better now because i cannot get water when i, when i'm, when he did at home on my savings having cleans as a result, loa, and one of the jungles able to hone in water again. it's not only people who have benefited from it and from the ground water regenerating itself, this dank, has now also become a habitat for various species. that's because volunteers when beyond just cleaning the tank, they planted over 10000 cheese of native varieties using the milwaukee method, a japanese afforestation technique. this chip of forest protects the water in the tank. it's also attracted dozens of bird and butterflies species to develop dank, and the green zone surrounding it. at a northern, a spread joy i had when i saw the dang fill up the water in 2018, we used to water. these plants brought over laurie id shortly after that. we used buckets to transfer the water from the tongue. it put ne, long suddenly to f

the site was enclosed with 17000 sheets of metal, kim, water, and water. how did the i'm a sand was then back chill to compact. it all and what? how did he then it was possible to stop pumping out all the water with the mammoth undertaking started in 1972. the thick layer of mud that had accumulated over the decades didn't make it any easier. once the sheet piling of the confidante was in place, well cuz began to remove the earth. after the main temples had been caught down into $37000.00 blocks, weighing several times each, they were hold away and the metal damn was removed. finally disappeared into the floods of the nile. the new site for the islands, treasures was just a few 100 meters away. in the cherry taylor's new eyes from one asset to deflect c, truly monumental. the idea was to move all the monuments from filing to the neighboring island of gil kia, which was higher and thus saith from flooding community. thank you for that info again. here we had the same top haggerty as delete them informed. all the monuments could be placed identically as they

that water is not good. no one should be getting in that water or touching that water.e are going to continue to monitor the different streams and the different creeks until they are safe. we are going to tell you that they are not safe. so, it's not rosy. we are not saying everything is good. but there are hundreds of people in your community who have come in from other places where the experts. i'm not an expert. but i listen to what the experts say and we try to get absolutely the best experts were. they are i'll killed within that first 24 hours. we are not aware, the ohio department of natural departments -- as it up tells me they have no evidence there has been any fish killed. beyond that first initial release that took place. so we are going to continue to monitor the water, the streams, the different creeks and continue to tell people what the results that we have. >> let's go to my colleague sarah sidner, who is with our other east palestine resident. sarah? >> jake, yes, we are here with a group of people who live here, are from here, and have been dealing wi

it's all because of the contaminated water. in 2017 india stop and water mental pool. the national green tribunal confirmed that contaminated water was the primary cause of sickness in the area. and recommended that a sewage treatment plan to be installed. but no action was taken by that thought. these, despite repeated, called the local legislator was unavailable for comment. we decided to form a waste water being discharged from near by sugar cane factory into it canal. we could see no evidence that the water had been treated before being released up to being granted access to the refinery. that the villagers hold responsible for accommodating their water. we confronted the manager with allegations. he categorically denied that his factory released contaminated water, was up, our factory has got equipment that cleans the water and then sends it outside. there were no harmful toxins, but the village heard rodriguez r t does not believe him. he took us to the city, were one of the water sources of the village. he told us it all changed after industries started moving i