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Texas town on verge of running out of water

Groesbeck - A small town in Central Texas is being threatened with running out of water as its main source, the Navasota River, continues to dry up. The only thing officials can do is put a pipeline over three miles long in place that will bring water from up north.
In the Media by Abigail Prendergast - 3 comments

Shortage of university places could send UK students abroad

Young people planning to go to university in the UK could find themselves disappointed. According to a recent press release, 225,000 of those applying may be left without a university to go to due to lack of places.
In the Media by Jane Fazackarley

Shanghai Expo gets fewer visitors than expected

Shanghai - Despite heavy government propaganda, the Shanghai Expo did not seem to be very popular with tourists. In fact, people are complaining about expensive food and management issues in the Expo park.
In the Media by Wang Fangqing

Sugar production down, price up to 20-year high

World sugar production is short of demand by over 14 million tons this year, due primarily to supply interruptions in India and Brazil. The price of refined sugar is expected to reach a 20-year high of 30 cents per pound on the commodity market.
In the Media by Steven Z.K. Nickels - 2 comments

Maize shortage to affect over 4 million Kenyans

Kenyan is facing a shortage of maize, which is a staple crop; it is likely this shortage will affect over four million Kenyans.
In the Media by Bob Ewing

Kellogg's Forecasts Shortages of its Eggo Waffles

Uh-oh...the kids are soon likely to say, "Leggo my eggos". That's because Kellogg's is predicting a nationwide shortage of its frozen waffles until at least next summer.
In the Media by Joan Firstenberg

California water infrastructure issue may take us to moon again

California is wrestling with a water infrastructure bill and a shortage issue that has amplification around the world - and may actually bring humanity back to the moon.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

Cuba facing a toilet paper shortage

While the rest of the world is fighting home foreclosures and the loss of jobs, Cuba is fighting a very different threat. According to the Miami Herald, Cubans may need to reduce the number of toilet paper squares they use during bathroom breaks.
In the Media by Summer Banks - 6 comments

Rattler attack rattles province over shortage of anti-venom

A man was bitten by an endangered Massassauga Rattlesnake in Parry Sound, Ontario yesterday, revealing a shortage of anti-venom. After a whirlwind trip, more anti-venom was transported to Parry Sound. The bite victim is in stable condition.
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 3 comments

California Counties in Dire Need of Dentists

It’s oft heard said: I’d rather have root canal than do something unpleasant, but soon even that might not be an option.
In the Media by Sandy Sand - 5 comments
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