The Navajo Nation faced water shortages for generations — and then the pandemic hit

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Start date Jul 6, 2020

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Jul 6, 2020

Author: Justine Calma

Emma Robbins’ grandparents used to live in a traditional hogan like the one above, pictured with a 275-gallon water tank outside. They later moved into a home with two bathrooms. But without running water, the bathrooms were used as storage spaces. | DigDeep
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