Water wars: groups challenge 'unsustainable' withdrawals from Duck River

When Gov. Bill Lee announced the state had lured a General Motors lithium battery supplier to Spring Hill three years ago, it was his largest economic announcement to date: A $2.6 billion corporate investment; 1,300 new jobs; a major stepstone along Tennessee’s path to become an EV hub — helped along by a then-record $46,000 […] The post Water wars: groups challenge ‘unsustainable’ withdrawals from Duck River appeared first on Tennessee Lookout.

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