Water Issues
Clip: Season 4 Episode 402 | 4m 46s
Continued drought forces communities to find alternative water sources.
Much of Oklahoma remains in the midst of an extended drought. While many communities have usage restrictions in place to conserve drinking water, some are turning to increased usage of reclaimed water. However, the public may need some convincing that the practice is safe.
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Water Issues
Clip: Season 4 Episode 402 | 4m 46s
Much of Oklahoma remains in the midst of an extended drought. While many communities have usage restrictions in place to conserve drinking water, some are turning to increased usage of reclaimed water. However, the public may need some convincing that the practice is safe.
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