How To Plan For "No Water"

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As More Cities Are Losing Access To Drinkable Water, It's Time To Get Prepared.

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Kim Kelly

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We moved 17 years ago from Dallas, Tx to Eugene, Oregon- precisely for this reason. Water is sacred here.

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How To Plan For "No Water"