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Deadline Extension, Funding Sought
for New Mexico Water Pipeline Project
Lawmakers want more time and funds to complete and maintain the
infrastructure, spanning 300 miles of pipeline. The project aims to transport
municipal and industrial water from the San Juan River to sections of the
Navajo and Jicarilla Apache nations and the city of Gallup.
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Cities prioritize water main replacement,
neglecting buried lead pipes
Around the country, utilities have been leaving lead pipe in
the ground even when it is easiest to remove during water
main work. Worse, according to an AP investigation, they have
been removing sections, disturbing the pipe and leaving the
rest, which can spike lead levels.
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Cheniere Energy plans new natural gas
pipeline for Sabine Pass expansion
Cheniere Energy said it is considering plans to build a new
pipeline linking its Sabine Pass LNG expansion project to other
infrastructure to transport natural gas from shale producing
regions to its export facilities on the Gulf Coast.
Tijuana, reliant on the Colorado River,
faces a water crisis
Among the last cities downstream to receive water from the
shrinking Colorado River, Tijuana is staring down a water
crisis driven also by aging, inefficient infrastructure and
successive governments that have done little to prepare
the city for diminishing water in the region.
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