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MORE than 5,000 potholes on the Kingdom s roads have been filled in the past three months. Fife Council s co-leader, David Ross, said he hoped the update would give confidence to motorists that improvements are on the way. Transport chiefs admit the state of the roads has been poor and an extra £9.9 million, over the next two years, was allocated in the budget in March for more repairs and resurfacing. At last week s full council meeting, Cllr Ross said: As regards roads, clearly that s been very difficult over the past year with the COVID restrictions and outbreaks of severe weather. As an administration, we have put significantly more funding into this, both tackling the backlog but more importantly making sure that we can actually improve our roads.
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When Monica Evans gets together with her friends they talk economics, politics, the weather. They also discuss a subject that arises periodically in the news - the prospect that Great Lakes water could be diverted to other parts of the country.
Evans, who is known in the Traverse City region as an effective environmental activist, has long worried that water could become in the 21st century what oil was in the 20th. As the global climate warms and water scarcity mounts, Great Lakes water is more valuable than ever before.
That point was made clear on February 5 when the Village of Somers in Kenosha County, WI applied to the state Department of Natural Resources to divert water from Lake Michigan. The community wants 1.2 million gallons a day, and up to 2 million gallons of water daily in high stress events, in anticipation of future population growth. The application will only need state approval, according to the DNR, since the amount of
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Fifty-one years and counting, and this year – as Michigan residents still seek out safe, socially distant relief from the COVID-19 pandemic – it may be more important than ever to recognize Earth Day and the value of healthy, abundant, public outdoor spaces.
While people around the world will recognize Earth Day on Thursday, Apr. 22, in ways big and small, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is taking the opportunity to highlight yet another reason to celebrate: the department’s centennial anniversary. The DNR’s forerunner, the Department of Conservation, was established in 1921 (March 30, 1921, to be exact).
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