Water. It has no enemies, and--but we are--it is endangering all of our lives, as we fail to deal with those investments.
Gwen Moore: “Water. It has no enemies, and--but we are--it is endangering all of our lives, as we fail to deal with those…”
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Warns about the dangers of neglecting water infrastructure investments.
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