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U.S. Senate lawmakers grapple with Western drought

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More than 2 million Americans lack access to safe and reliable drinking water. Demand for water in growing municipalities is stretching agricultural and tribal communities. Idaho has spent $500 million on a program to recycle floodwaters back into the aquifer. Members at Wednesday's hearing seemed to go out of their way to avoid polarizing topics.
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U.S. Senate lawmakers grapple with Western drought

Demand for water in growing municipalities is stretching agricultural and tribal communities, while shrinking availability is leading to higher water prices. Continue reading…

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Missoula Current broke the news in on Friday, September 22, 2023.
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