"What modern luxury has become so integral to our daily lives that it barely deserves the title?
Running water.
You can rest assured that any time you turn a knob or faucet in Farmington, you will be met with clean, running water available for drinking, cooking, bathing and other essential tasks.
Leave Farmington, and the assurance gets a little blurry.
Running water is not on the radar for much of the Navajo Nation. Many residents are forced to haul water from far-off wells to meet their daily needs, and the water quality can be dubious at best.
The Navajo people deserve clean running water like the rest of us."
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