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Hearing Targets Water Conservation, Cleanup

At a joint House and Senate Natural Resources Committee on Tuesday, officials found common ground over the need for conservation and the development of new technologies that could be used to increase the state’s water reserves.

by David Barer, KXAN-TV

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Credit: Leonard Matthews

At a joint House and Senate Natural Resources Committee on Tuesday, officials found common ground over the need for conservation and the development of new technologies that could be used to increase the state’s water reserves. Read the full story at StateImpact Texas.

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David Barer

KXAN-TV