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Water Technology Online :: Brought to you by Grand View Media: Jun 10, 6:52pm 1 review doctors, medicine, water, texas, pollution
http://www.watertechonline.com/news.asp?N_ID=70017; From the page: "City officials here announced on June 9 that the cityā€s treated drinking water tested positive for trace concentrations of the anti-anxiety drug meprobamate"

mdcwebs profile - StumbleUpon: Jun 6, 7:15pm 5 reviews stumblers, usa, texas, interesting
http://mdcweb.stumbleupon.com/; many interesting stumbles here - very interesting page!

FOXNews.com - Massive Sinkhole Widening in Southeast Texas Town - Local News | N…: May 12, 7:32pm 3 reviews bizarre, usa, world, texas, scary
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,354501,00.html; Scary - the land beneath your feet vanishing suddenly May Allah (the Almighty) have mercy on all of us-Aameen!

Welcome to Living Earth: May 12, 6:36pm 1 review business, usa, earth, world, texas
http://www.livingearth.net/; A very interesting firm from Texas

Water treatment plant may bring steep rate increases | Dallas Morning News | New…: Apr 26, 8:01pm 1 review usa, water, world, texas, purification
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/localnews/stories/DN-waterra...; If we do not act this will be replicated and bills will be forced upon us the general public - I would rather act and become more comfortable rather than not act and be damned.I am also sure planting more trees will help!

Move Over, Oil, There's Money in Texas Wind - New York Times: Feb 23, 6:53pm 2 reviews business, usa, energy, texas, wind
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/23/business/23wind.html?em&ex=1203915600&en=6c...; The wind turbines that recently went up on Louis Brooks's ranch are twice as high as the Statue of Liberty, with blades that span as wide as the wingspan of a jumbo jet. More important from his point of view, he is paid $500 a month apiece to permit 78 of them on his land, with 76 more on the way. "That's just money you're hearing," he said as they hummed in a brisk breeze recently.