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AG: Progress made on groundwater settlement in Cochise County

Summary by KGUN 9
Twenty-two wells have been approved for re-drilling or have already been completed for Cochise County residents under an $11 million groundwater settlement reached earlier this year.

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As of August 1st, nearly all (94%) of the country's groundwater reserves were showing declining levels, according to a statement released Monday by the French Geological Survey (BRGM). This year, groundwater depletion is particularly severe, following a "deficit in effective rainfall in July and increased water demand from various uses," notably agriculture and tourism, the agency emphasized. As a direct consequence, despite significant winter r…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Completely dried up in the Limousin, but still filled in the South, not all groundwaters face alarmist levels, the Bureau of Geological and Mining Research has explained this Monday.

·Paris, France
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On Monday, the government reported that almost 70% of France was already subject to water restrictions, announcing a new crisis meeting on Wednesday.

·Paris, France
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KGUN 9 broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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