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Shrinking Colorado River Pushes St. George, Utah Toward Recycled Drinking Water

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With the long-planned Lake Powell Pipeline effectively shelved, Washington County is building a facility to turn treated wastewater into a new drinking water supply.
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Shrinking Colorado River Pushes St. George, Utah Toward Recycled Drinking Water

With the long-planned Lake Powell Pipeline effectively shelved, Washington County is building a facility to turn treated wastewater into a new drinking water supply.

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nationgraph.com broke the news on Monday, June 1, 2026.
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