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Ontario faces uneven investment in water infrastructure

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Even in Canada, where water prices are low, aging infrastructure and rising costs are a problem

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Some Michigan water systems are overbuilt, underfunded. Are mergers the answer?

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Michigan’s 20th Century water systems too big for its shrinking city populations