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Tess Townsend is a freelance journalist based in Sacramento, where she covers water issues. She previously reported for Recode, Inc. Magazine and Connecticut regional newspaper the Day. Follow her on Twitter at @Tess_Townsend.
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Just how long interim funding will play a central role in responding to water issues depends on implementing long-term solutions to contamination and groundwater depletion.
A plan to help fix some of the state’s most persistent drinking-water problems is opposed by many water agencies, but a similar scheme has worked in the energy sector for decades.
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