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Monitoring a plume of contaminants in groundwater in Albuquerque, New Mexico, has gotten more difficult as the water level in the aquifer has risen quickly over the past few years.
An absentee property owner aims to tap ancient groundwater for delivery to Albuquerque, but ranchers in the arid valley worry it will dry up their livelihood and the water will never return.
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