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Pueblo taps water for project
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THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2002 San Ildefonso Pueblo in New Mexico is working with local officials on a project that could help provide clean water for the region. A collector well has been placed on Pueblo land. The wells aren't common in the state. The project has cost $1 million, which was shared among the tribe and local governments. Testing of the water will continue before the Pueblo decides to continue. Get the Story:
San Ildefonso water project promising, officials say (The Santa Fe New Mexican 6/13)
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