Boston and North America in general are identified as low to no water-scarcity areas, based on the International Water Management Institute; a water main break in Weston, Mass., left many feeling very differently in an instant. There was a shift in the convenience of access to drinkable water on demand in Greater Boston and the surrounding areas. But exceptional plant management by the Massachusetts Water Resource Authority (MWRA) and Executive Director Frederick A. Laskey will allow us to get back online.
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Mysouthend.com: Flood crud and the Massachusetts Water Resource Authority (MWRA)
Boston and North America in general are identified as low to no water-scarcity areas, based on the International Water Management Institute; a water main break in Weston, Mass., left many feeling very differently in an instant. There was a shift in the convenience of access to drinkable water on demand in Greater Boston and the […]
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