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Texas Central Texas Water Conservation Symposium Jorge A Arroyo PE Water Management Consultant February 2014 Alternative To what When is an alternative no longer an alternative. ACHIEVE URE FUTURE 2050: Water supplies to dwindle in parts of the world, threatening food security and livelihoods Policies and investments are needed, including adaptation of agriculture to climate *Event*. *Date*. October 2016. The Sacramento –San Joaquin Delta. The hub of . California’s water system . is the . Sacramento-San Joaquin . Delta. . . More . than . 25 million . Californians and millions of acres of farmland rely on the Delta for all or part of their water . Created by: Michael Pitts, And Evan Reid. From:. WAT. e. R. Benefits  and features   . The benefits of hydropower is that it is reliable, efficient and, durable.  the cost of it is high but it supplies a lot of power. The power plant would just take water from the lake and propel the water down with gravity.. Required by Regulation. 372.8 Each Facility shall maintain a one (1) day supply of perishables and a three (3) day supply of staples at all times. . Why?. Why?. Maintain ability to serve complete, creditable meals. NDSU. NSSL. Flickr: Ktinsd. Communications: Checking In . Red Cross Safe & Well or Facebook Safety Check . Ham radio. Written notes at a predesignated place. Local media. NOAA radio. Check on elderly & disabled. November 14, 2016. Kellie Scott. SOUTHEAST FLORIDA UTILITY COUNCIL. Senate Bill 552. Senate Bill 552 was the sweeping water bill passed during the 2016 Legislative Session.. The . bill . allows . the SFWMD, SWFWMD, and the SJRWMD, at their sole discretion, to each designate and implement an existing alternative water supply project that is identified in each WMD’s regional water supply plan or amend its regional water supply plan to add a new alternative water supply project as its one pilot project. . term cont loadi alter to ju d not in C o pract e mbe 27, 2 0 M L Oak Street m eda, Califo r ect: o L o Mr. Lozea u e reviewed Irrigated L a I R . CEETEP. Adapted from Sue Graves’ . August 2015 presentation. What to Expect When You’re Expecting a Cascadia Subduction Earthquake. Debris. Damaged Roadways and Bridges. Landslides. Impact on Utilities & Services. Sue Graves ~ August 2015. Separated by…. Failed Bridges. Landslides. Buckled Roads. Liquefaction. Separated by…. Debris. Hazardous Materials. New Tidal Level. Without Utilities. No Running Water. and anywhere. And when disaster strikes, you may not have much time to respond. Take the 4 steps of preparedness: 1. MAKE A PLAN friends emergencies that could occur. 2. BUILD AN EMERGENCY SU IES KIT Recommended Supplies List (PDF) A basic emergency supply kit could include the following recommended items:  Water , one gallon of water per person per day for at least three days, for drin In a major emergency covering a widespread area, such as prolonged severe weather, local responders may not be able to reach you immediately. They may need to focus their efforts elsewhere, this mea into account: Individual needs vary, depending on age , physical condition, activity, diet, and climate. Children, nursing mothers, and ill people need more water. Very hot temperatures can double th PACK AN EMERGENCY SUPPLY KIT ��PACK AN EMERGENCY SUPPLY KIT FOOD & WATER Be sure to include:At Least a 3day Supply of Food and WaterWater one gallon per person, per day Food foods that