Online ExclusivesNews Briefs: Lack of Water Access Costs U.S. Billions Annually, Says Non-Profit Report

News Briefs: Lack of Water Access Costs U.S. Billions Annually, Says Non-Profit Report

Also in this week's sewer and water news, the Arizona Department of Water Resources says up to 70% of municipal water is being used for outside purposes like watering plants, grass and filling swimming pools

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A non-profit organization based out of California called Dig Deep recently released a report claiming that a lack of access to water is costing the United States economy $8.58 billion annually.

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