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Border Report live: Environmentalist decries miles of planned border buoys, new border wall
HARLINGEN, Texas (Border Report) — A South Texas environmentalist who studies water quality in the Rio Grande says waterborne barriers and new border wall will hurt wildlife and the river’s flow. Elsa ...
It all comes down to water. Border walls are notoriously thirsty endeavors. During Trump’s first term, construction of a section of the wall in Arizona used 700,000 gallons of water a day over the ...
Construction of a 30-foot steel border wall in Arizona's San Rafael Valley is underway, work that requires large amounts of scarce groundwater. Ranchers and conservationists fear the water use will ...
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