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Arizona contemplates desalinated water from Mexico
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Amid drought, Arizona to study project that pipes in water from Mexico

As Arizona's water supply from the Colorado River dwindles, it is studying a $5 billion project to desalinate ocean water in Mexico and pump it 200 miles across the border.
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