Lowndes County Water Infrastructure Improvement
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Alabama, United States
Source: NBC News
A federal program aimed at improving the water infrastructure in Lowndes County, Alabama, was halted by an executive order from President Trump. The program, which had allocated nearly $26 million, was intended to address severe sanitation issues affecting the predominantly Black community, where many residents have been living with inadequate sewage systems for decades.
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Description | A federal program aimed at improving the water infrastructure in Lowndes County, Alabama, was halted by an executive order from President Trump. The program, which had allocated nearly $26 million, was intended to address severe sanitation issues affecting the predominantly Black community, where many residents have been living with inadequate sewage systems for decades. |
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