Mandatory Water Restrictions Enforced in New Jersey

Mount Isa and Camooweal in Australia are currently under water restrictions due to ongoing drought conditions, with Mount Isa facing Level 2 restrictions and Camooweal Level 1, aimed at promoting sustainable water use practices. In New Jersey, Trenton Water Works has implemented mandatory water restrictions as the Delaware River's levels drop significantly due to severe drought, affecting about 217,000 residents. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has expressed concerns about the statewide drought, with specific regions experiencing critical water shortages. Doylestown Township in Pennsylvania has also enacted mandatory water conservation measures, including prohibiting lawn watering and car washing, reflecting the widespread impact of drought across the region. New Jersey American Water is urging customers to cease all outdoor watering and conserve indoor water usage amid dwindling water supplies. These measures highlight the urgent need for water conservation in response to prolonged dry conditions across multiple states.