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News Briefs: It's Water Week 2015

In this week's news, it's Water Week 2015, Baltimore attempts to collect $40 million in past-due bills and Texas researchers team up to study water use.
  • By Sarah Hirsch
  • April 13, 2015

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News Briefs: It's Water Week 2015

Water professionals from across the U.S. kicked off Water Week 2015 Sunday, April 12, in Washington, D.C., with the event continuing through April 18.

Water Week offers an opportunity for water professionals to connect with members of Congress and federal regulators to...

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