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Supreme Court Case Could Reshape Indigenous Water Rights in the Southwest

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After 50 years, the government hasn’t developed water infrastructure owed to a Navajo Nation farm. Now the Supreme Court is set to weigh in on the government’s water obligations to tribes.

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Supreme Court Case Could Reshape Indigenous Water Rights in the Southwest

After 50 years, the government hasn’t developed water infrastructure owed to a Navajo Nation farm. Now the Supreme Court is set to weigh in on the government’s water obligations to tribes.

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