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NSF initiative seeks tech fixes for Colorado River water crisis
$100 million program to ensure water for industry overlooks root causes of shortage, critics say
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The National Science Foundation has launched a $100 million program aimed at developing technology to secure water supplies for industry along the Colorado River.
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