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Go on, Commit Yourself to Managing Your Groundwater

Go on, Commit Yourself to Managing Your Groundwater


May 23, 2017
by Stephen Baker

Achieving sustainable groundwater is more than a requirement. It makes your life’s water needs manageable. The decisions are all yours, it is applicable to your daily life, adjusting to low water years is easier and there are fewer conflicts. So why not commit yourself to managing your groundwater resource!

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