New York City closes tunnel supplying half of its water
New York To Shut down Tunnel Supplying Half Its Water To Address Leaks
New York City is set to shut down a key aqueduct providing nearly half the city's water supply this winter. The shutdown is part of a $2 billion project aimed at addressing significant leaks under the Hudson River. The Delaware Aqueduct, located in upstate New York, has been scheduled for this temporary shutdown for years.
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The World’s Largest Plumbing RepairNew York City’s principal water-supply aqueduct gets a bypass operation.
As New York City water supply system undergoes repairs to address massive leaks the city officials assured residents that ...
NEW YORK -- New York City residents may notice their drinking water tastes different starting Monday.
A stretch of aqueduct that supplies about half of New York City's water is being shut down through the winter as part of a $2bn project to address massive leaks beneath the Hudson River. The ...
New Yorkers shouldn't be alarmed if your water tastes or smells slightly different next month. Repairs to the system that ...
Some New York City residents with sensitive palates might notice a difference in the taste and smell of their beloved tap ...
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NYC tap water may taste slightly different, as repair on major water supply system startsTap water may taste a bit different in the coming months amid the start of repairs on the city’s water supply system, ...
The Delaware Aqueduct, the world's longest tunnel, is set for a $2 billion repair project this winter to fix major leaks.
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