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New technology offers hope for Emery’s water woes

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EMERY — Emery Town is facing a water shortage, and a private company has offered to provide the town with drinking, secondary and agricultural water as a byproduct of deep-well mineral extraction, with no upfront cost. Mayor Funk said the technology is already used in places such as Saudi Arabia, California and Minnesota and has been approved by the state.

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