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USDA invests $462M to modernize water and wastewater infrastructure

USDA invests $462M to modernize water and wastewater infrastructure

Through the Water and Waster Disposal Loan and Grant Program, the USDA plans to fund 161 projects and invest $462 million in drinking water…

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