Pulling Together

A group of Alabama communities create a water district and deploy an innovative technology to produce abundant, high-quality water for today’s and future needs.

In the old days, several communities in Alabama’s St. Clair County depended on individual wells for drinking water — sources that weren’t always reliable because of droughts, over-drafting and water-quality issues.

Yet economic development and population growth in the area,...

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