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    Republicans and Democrats are more divided over the issue of climate change going into the November election, but support more wind and solar. (iStock Photo)
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    Drought-stricken California suffers the driest year in nearly a century

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    Arizona cities say they’re prepared for Lake Mead water shortages
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    Arizona cities say they’re prepared for Lake Mead water shortages

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      FILE - This March 5, 2008 file photo shows the Colorado River's Horseshoe Bend, in Page, Ariz. Rising demand and falling supply is spurring talk in the arid West of outside-the-box solutions like piping water from the nation's heartland and towing Arctic icebergs south to help thirsty U.S. cities like Denver, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Phoenix that are currently dependent on the Colorado River. Faced with ongoing drought, federal officials and water agency representatives from seven states and 40 million people that depend on the Colorado River have produced a report to be released at a three-day Colorado River Water Users Association conference in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Matt York, File)
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    Colorado River water shortage significant for Arizona

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    Supreme Court rules against Florida in long-running water rights dispute with Georgia
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    Supreme Court rules against Florida in long-running water rights dispute with Georgia

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    Texas attorney general forgiving over $29M in utility fees stemming from lawsuit against electrical provider
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    Texas power company heading for bankruptcy after being targeted by attorney general for exorbitant fees
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    Texas attorney general sues electricity provider after customers report exorbitant utility bills amid winter crisis
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    Texas attorney general sues electricity provider after customers report exorbitant utility bills amid winter crisis

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    IRS extends tax deadline for Texans after water systems fail
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    IRS extends tax deadline for Texans after water systems fail

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    Nearly 14M Texans experiencing water issues as leaders investigate skyrocketing utility bills
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    Nearly 14M Texans experiencing water issues as leaders investigate skyrocketing utility bills

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    Texans using F-150 pickup trucks as generators to fend off cold snap power outages
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    Texans using F-150 pickup trucks as generators to fend off cold snap power outages

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