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Friday, May 31, 2019Posted in: Network News
Network News May 2019
Jones Valley, Calif. – In 2013, John Van den Bergh, who was then the Fall River Valley Community Services District general manager, got a call from a California congressman who was both discouraged and hopeful about a seemingly insoluble problem in his district.
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Thursday, May 30, 2019Posted in: Colorado, Elizabeth Zach, Featured News, Water Supply and Drought
Strong winter pulls Colorado out of year-long drought
Since 2017, Colorado has been grappling with a costly drought, but meteorologists now say that after heavy snow and rain fall, most of the state has recovered.
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Tuesday, May 28, 2019Posted in: Arizona, Elizabeth Zach, Featured News, Native communities, Water
Arsenic in water can lead to heart disease in young Native Americans, new study shows
A new study demonstrates that drinking arsenic contaminated water can lead to future heart problems in young Native Americans. Arsenic, a toxic metal, can be found in contaminated groundwater.
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