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July Floodwater and Cleanup Trucks Split Georgetown’s 42-Inch Sewer and Poured 100,000 Gallons Into the San Gabriel
Environment
January 6, 2026
July Floodwater and Cleanup Trucks Split Georgetown’s 42-Inch Sewer and Poured 100,000 Gallons Into the San Gabriel
Georgetown says July 4 and July 5 flooding, then cleanup trucks, split a 42-inch sewer main. More than 100,000 gallons of untreated sewage entered the San Gabriel. Drinking water was…
Tifton’s Scalded 12-Year-Old Still Lives Inside a Sealed Juvenile File While the Word Prank Does the Legal Work
Crime News
January 5, 2025
Tifton’s Scalded 12-Year-Old Still Lives Inside a Sealed Juvenile File While the Word Prank Does the Legal Work
Three boys poured boiling water on a sleeping 12-year-old in Tifton. The AEGIS Alliance found no public disposition, which is how a juvenile file is built.
Nestlé’s Expired California Water Permits, the Arrowhead Pipeline, and the Court Ruling That Handed BlueTriton the Creek
AEGIS Videos
December 12, 2017
Nestlé’s Expired California Water Permits, the Arrowhead Pipeline, and the Court Ruling That Handed BlueTriton the Creek
Nestlé pumped California water on a permit that expired in 1988. A 2025 court ruling handed BlueTriton a win, and the same wells are still being fought over.
Nestlé Left Ontario, and a Local Bottler Asked the Province for the Same Wells Under a New Name
Environment
October 28, 2017
Nestlé Left Ontario, and a Local Bottler Asked the Province for the Same Wells Under a New Name
White Wolf, tied to Ice River Springs, wants another decade of groundwater from the old Nestlé wells in Erin and Puslinch. Erin is being asked to refuse.
A Laser-Etched Black Metal Distills Real Ocean Water in Sunlight, Stacks the Salt as a Solid, and Pulls Lithium From Great Salt Lake Brine
Environment
July 5, 2017
A Laser-Etched Black Metal Distills Real Ocean Water in Sunlight, Stacks the Salt as a Solid, and Pulls Lithium From Great Salt Lake Brine
Rice's 2017 solar membrane, Rochester's brine-free black metal, and MIT's battery-free New Mexico trial sit beside a $2.8 billion Australian plant that still returns brine to the sea.