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New Mexico expands satellite-based leak detection program to curb drinking water losses

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New Mexico has partnered with ASTERRA for four years to enhance leak detection across its water systems, building on a successful pilot that saved 345,000 gallons daily.
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New Mexico expands satellite-based leak detection program to curb drinking water losses

New Mexico has partnered with ASTERRA for four years to enhance leak detection across its water systems, building on a successful pilot that saved 345,000 gallons daily.

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New Mexico expands satellite-based leak detection program to curb drinking water losses

New Mexico has partnered with ASTERRA for four years to enhance leak detection across its water systems, building on a successful pilot that saved 345,000 gallons daily.

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waterworld.com broke the news in on Thursday, November 20, 2025.
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