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Money for clean drinking water threatened by Newsom administration’s climate overhaul
Roughly 600,000 Californians still lack access to safe and reliable drinking water supplies. The problem will cost billions to fix. So why is the Newsom administration considering a climate overhaul that could gut a key source of funding?
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According to CalMatters’s source item, Money for clean drinking water threatened by Newsom administration’s climate overhaul, Roughly 600,000 Californians still lack access to safe and reliable drinking water supplies. The problem will cost billions to fix. So why is the Newsom administration considering a climate overhaul that could gut a key source of funding?
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- Money for clean drinking water threatened by Newsom administration’s climate overhaulCalMatters - 2026-05-13T19:27:32+00:00
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