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September 2004
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NEW MEXICO: Enforcement of Water Quality Regulation and Penalties
Throughout the Western states, one of the consequences of full water appropriations and dwindling supplies is a renewed focus on the quality of existing supplies. Under current water quality regulations, how water users affect the quality of the water they divert and consume is the subject of increasing scrutiny.
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