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New Water Legislation to Combat Groundwater Sustainability Issues Proposed

February 3, 2025 Hanna

The Groundwater Technical Assistance Act and Every Drop Counts Act aims to enhance water storage and recharge amid ongoing challenges

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Energy Can Be America’s Secret Weapon in the AI Race

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California Invests Nearly $1 Billion in Transportation Infrastructure

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Colorado Water Experts Push for Agreement on Managing the Colorado River’s Future

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LA Wildfires Magnify Need to Rethink Infrastructure

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Top Ranked State for Renewables Proposes ‘All-of-the-Above’ Energy Legislation

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