Looking Ahead
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Artists | Eric Dolphy |
|---|---|
| Makanda Ken McIntyre | |
| Release date | January 1961 |
| Producers | Esmond Edwards |
| Labels | New Jazz |
| Genres | Jazz |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2066184 |
About Looking Ahead
Looking Ahead is the debut album by American saxophonist Ken McIntyre, recorded with Eric Dolphy in 1960 for the New Jazz label.
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Firefighters using sewage water for first time after droughts
By Sara Dafydd & Adam HaleBBC News
Sewage water will be used by firefighters to tackle blazes for the First Time as droughts threaten their responses to emergencies.
The water, treated and cleaned with ultraviolet light, will be used as an alternative to Drinking Water and other sources by crews in mid and West Wales .
Current methods are said to put strain on local resources.
Welsh Water said the prospect of future water shortages meant services should be adapting.
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service is trialling the use of wastewater, after crews encountered " challenging" low water supplies in some areas due to droughts Last Year .
Water company Welsh Water had by September 2022, during what was the country's driest spring and summer for More Than 150 years.
A hosepipe ban was imposed in Pembrokeshire and parts of Carmarthenshire, but reservoir and river levels later recovered by the start of 2023.
Luke Jenkins , a crew manager in Milford Haven , said: " I think what Last Year taught us is that water supplies are becoming less reliable. With The Drought we had Last Year we found it difficult.
" You always have in the back of your mind that you have an established network of hydrants. But when that network becomes unreliable it just adds To Everything . "
The average modern fire engine has a 1,800-litre (395. 9 gallons) water capacity, and using large amounts of water can occasionally cause issues like low water pressure for smaller communities.
Mid and West Wales Fire's deputy chief fire officer, Iwan Cray, said there was interest to extend the initiative from other fire and rescue services across the UK.
" It is something innovative, to be honest, that we're moving in this direction, " He Said .
" A lot of interest has come from the southern parts of the UK where there's short supply of water, especially in the summer months. "
Mark Davies, head of wastewater treatment at Welsh Water , said more services and organisations should be looking at how they use water resources if droughts reoccur over The Next few years.
" Wales is a country that gets plenty of rainwater. We need to make sure that we use that water as efficiently as we can, " He Said .
" We're Looking Ahead at The Next 25 years to see how we can improve our water supplies. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
