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Interior issues $148M in water infrastructure grants

The grants will help local, state and tribal governments improve reliability and deal with drought.

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DANR awarding more than $172 million for statewide environmental projects

DANR awarding more than $172 million for statewide environmental projects
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SD Dept of Ag and Natural Resources Approves $172 Million in Grants and Loans for Water and Waste Projects

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Kadoka, Mobridge, Pierre, Spring Creek/Cow Creek Sanitary District, Platte, Western Dakota Regional Water System and Winner getting state dollars for water projects

The South Dakota Board of Water and Natural Resources has approved over $172 million ($172,554,815) in grants .

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WEB reserves more water from the Missouri River

A pipeline system that provides treated water to thousands of customers in northeastern South Dakota received the green light Wednesday to reserve another 10,000 acre-feet of water annually from the Missouri River.

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