Puerto Rico Urges Water Conservation amid Heat Wave; Silent Seashores

(Before It's News)

Puerto Rico urges water conservation amid heat wave. Water a main reservoir dropped by more than six feet in April alone, due to lack of rain and excessive water use.

Silent seashores. It is not easy to address the complex and myriad threats that these migrating shorebirds face along a flyway that spans two continents, but many people are trying.

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