Social media trends that are here to stay in 2021 Details
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People have been turning to social media more than ever to connect. In the past year or so, there was a 10.5% increase in the total number of social media users throughout the world, which now makes up more than half of the entire world’s population.
It has even been reported there are 12 new users on social media every second. All things considered, it only makes sense that a bunch of social media trends have risen and grown in popularity these past 12 months.
That being said, many trends come and go – so which of these trends are here to stay?
Tuluksak finally gets potable water 6 weeks after treatment plant was destroyed by fire
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Print article BETHEL - The people of Tuluksak have access to potable running water after over a month without it. The Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corp. last Tuesday restored drinking water by installing a reverse osmosis filtration system servicing one collection point at the school, KYUK-AM reported. “It goes through a series of filters to filter out any kind of contamination, and then it goes through an RO treatment, which further treats it,” said Cindy Christian, the project manager for the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Drinking Water Program.
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Rayne water plant undergoing much needed upgrade
Water is safe, no boil advisories
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and last updated 2021-03-05 21:31:18-05
RAYNE, La. â The City of Rayne s water treatment plant is undergoing a system upgrade, which is leading to discoloration in the water that some residents are seeing, according to officials.
After receiving tips regarding the water quality in the city, KATC reached out to Mike Judice, the Water & Waste Superintendent for the City of Rayne, who said that the 60-year-old system is undergoing a $2.3 million much needed upgrade.
Part of the improvements is the replacement of the water treatment clarifier, which acts as a large filter where the water is treated by adding a polymer and lime. The process removes the iron and manganese from the water, Judice said.