“Having access to clean water is transformative for the poorest places in the world—it avoids conflicts between nations, keeps girls in schools, reduces infant mortality, and improves health and economic opportunity,”
Dick Durbin: ““Having access to clean water is transformative for the poorest places in the world—it avoids conflicts between nations…”
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