This Is Life in America’s Water-Inequality Capital. It Might Be About to Change
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This project was supported by funding from the Center for Contemporary DocumentationIn the Navajo Nation—a sweeping landscape of red-rock canyons and desert that takes in the Four Corners—water is not taken for granted. Here, more than 1 in 3 Diné, as Navajo people call themselves, must haul water to their homes, often across long distances. The Diné use the least amount of water per person of anyone in the U.S., and pay the most.Eighty miles away, residents of Utah’s Washington County rely on e
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