In Texas, for example, policies that have forced health center closures have made accessing health care nearly impossible for many immigrant women, especially those living in colonias -- isolated border communities often lacking potable water, electricity, sewer systems, paved roads and safe housing.
It is virgin, meaning it lacks electricity, sewers, running water, a dock and a house.
If a multinational company commits to building new factories, real estate developers will follow and build apartments, which then provide the capital for electricity, sewers, telecom and a police force.
A city study found that in the last decade 143 "clandestine subdivisions" had been established in the area, mostly on steep slopes subject to landslides and floods and without electricity, sewers or water.
Since 1994, Samantha Reynolds, an intense British woman in her 30's who runs the U.N.'s urban regeneration program, has been convening community forums in urban areas to bring together neighborhood residents -- at first with men and then, as confidence builds, with women as well -- to demand basic services, like garbage collection, electricity, sewers and schools.
The temporary nature of the accommodation was no longer acceptable after the war, and the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), which took over from the Manhattan Project on 1 January 1947, spent $3.252 million on 380 sets of family quarters, streets, electricity, sewers, mains water, and a small school, which was named after Groves, and opened in 1948.
Camper Village sites range from deluxe sites with electricity, water, sewer and cable to 112 electric-only sites.
It has no electricity or sewer lines.
However, many poorer neighbourhoods lack safe drinking water, proper housing, electricity, and sewer systems.
That means "no lines in and no lines out": no electricity, water, sewer or gas.
He brought the war in this country and destroyed the water system, the electricity, the sewer, telecommunications.
