Puerto Rico eyes rainwater harvesting amid 48-hour drought rationing

WIRED • 08月15日 09:30

Facing historic drought and water rationing, experts say rainwater harvesting could provide billions of gallons annually, but the island lacks required infrastructure and incentives.

The Cut • 08月12日 14:54

A state of emergency declared by Governor Jenniffer González-Colón has led to mandatory water shutoffs every two days for over 180,000 residents, while federal assistance and local distribution points aim to address the crisis.

cbsnews.com • 08月07日 15:19

A new water-rationing plan in San Juan and six nearby municipalities forces alternating 48-hour cuts for more than 180,000 households and businesses as the island grapples with a historic drought and aging infrastructure.

CBS News • 08月06日 17:43

Around 180,000 customers in San Juan and nearby municipalities will face 48-hour water cuts amid a record-dry July and a severe island-wide drought.

The Independent • 08月05日 16:28

Around 180,000 customers in San Juan and several neighboring municipalities will face alternating 48-hour water cutoffs as a severe drought persists, with authorities distributing bottled water to vulnerable groups.