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Rockland County seems to be threatened by droughts, but things always work out. Isn’t this treatment plant an overreaction?

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Rockland County seems to be threatened by droughts, but things always work out. Isn’t this treatment plant an overreaction?

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Rockland County’s population has grown much faster than its water supply and continued development is expected in the future. This means Rockland’s residents face a growing risk of more frequent and more severe water shortages, especially during droughts. Conservation alone will not be enough to offset the increased demand for water created by a larger population. A new source of water is needed to ensure that Rockland County always has a safe, reliable water supply.

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