Susie Lee tweeted the following:
“These two bills empower the public with open access to critical water data measurements that inform smarter water decisions everywhere.
From farmers to scientists to water management, better data means a better future for Nevada’s water supplies.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Susie Lee:
“That means more water in Lake Mead for Nevadans.
But we also have to protect the water flowing into Lake Mead. The Las Vegas Wash carries 200 million gallons of water to Lake Mead daily. H.R. 8415 provides necessary funds to support SNWA’s efforts to protect it.”
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But we also have to protect the water flowing into Lake Mead. The Las Vegas Wash carries 200 million gallons of water to Lake Mead daily. H.R. 8415 provides necessary funds to support SNWA’s efforts to protect it.”
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“H.R. 7792, The Water Data Act and H.R. 4832, TheOpenET Data Actwill tackle another component of our drought: data.
The fact is, you can’t manage what you can’t measure. Lake Mead’s water levels are going down fast, and we need to understand where Nevada is losing water.”
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The fact is, you can’t manage what you can’t measure. Lake Mead’s water levels are going down fast, and we need to understand where Nevada is losing water.”
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“Let’s start with H.R. 8434: The Facilitating Large-Scale Water Recycling and Reuse Projects Act.
This legislation builds on my work in the #Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act to expand funding for large-scale water recycling projects.
But how does this impact Lake Mead?”
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This legislation builds on my work in the #Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act to expand funding for large-scale water recycling projects.
But how does this impact Lake Mead?”
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