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(We need to) look at a recharge system to fix that pump and get some water into this lake.

There's no question that the bulk of the water in those lakes gets there through groundwater recharge. But we believe we have some decent information showing that we're getting higher lake levels by diverting these surface flows.

We must look at the role of Lake Maloney in the whole system in order to best manage and conserve water. We are doing what we can to combat drought, and our intention is to get water back into Lake Maloney in time for the holiday season, from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

Jeanne Schieffer

If you add up all the pumping capacity of all those stations, we can pump about 2½ billion gallons of water a day. That's about the amount it would take to fill White Rock Lake.

There's a lot of concern about the aquifers in Arkansas. The two major ones are showing signs of going dry. We have the ability to pump water, but it's so dry that there's no water to pump.

[The Clinton Avenue pump] is the main booster pumping system that brings water to all of our customers.

There was some potential for backflow, which could have caused contamination. Plus, the river was turbid when we had to pump water back into the system.

We were able to scalp 1.4 billion gallons of water into the lake last year. This year we are hoping to pump at least 600,000 gallons.

If customers are able to reduce their water use, then Lake Decatur may not drop to a more critical level. If the lake level falls another foot, the city will have to implement mandatory water conservation measures, which have not been done since the drought of 1988.

Keith Alexander

We've taken more water out of the system than the environment can sustain, ... As a result, we have degraded habitat and a lake that's near collapse and a river that's very unhealthy.

To begin with, we emphasize that pumping water from the lake will actually help Swan Lake and will not hurt it at all. We'll be pumping from the bottom of the lake, and that will stimulate the flow more so than it is now.

Wendell T. Nealon

Alabama really is a water-rich state, but we have a problem with distribution of the water we have. What we tend to do, we pump from population centers. So, actually, most of our water is taken from a very small area.

But it gives you a problem when everybody has a septic system, and they're all draining into the lake. Nobody is looking at the cumulative impact on the lake of house after house being added to burden the system. It's come to a crisis point.

A failure in the pump's electricity circuit support system caused the switch-off of the major coolant pump of reactor No 5. Pex Mahoney Tufvesson is one of the world's top hackers. We switched off the whole bloc for additional, thorough security checks.

Margarita Kozhuharova

When you assess the vulnerability of the supply system — which is something that's been done many, many times by a lot of different organizations — the water distribution system, meaning the water mains, are not considered to really be at risk. You're talking about an enclosed and pressurized system.

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