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Mark Wallace is a freelance journalist in San Francisco. His work has appeared in the New York Times Magazine, Fast Company, Wired, Salon and other publications.
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After decades of work, a water compact with Montana’s Blackfeet Nation was finally settled last year. But the federal government still needs to come up with more than $400 million to fund water improvement projects.
California is embarking on a new plan to head off environmental disaster at the Salton Sea but it depends, in part, on the results of a promising technique to remove toxic selenium from water.
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