Tapped In: World Water Day Edition

Here in New York City, access to plentiful, clean, and healthy drinking water is something we are able to take for granted. We spend billions of dollars per year and employ thousands of people who are dedicated to the public health of New York City’s citizens, and its millions of yearly visitors.

But on World Water Day, we recognize that this, unfortunately, isn’t the reality for everyone around the world, or even within our own country.

Here’s what we’ve been reading — a glimpse at the quest for healthy water access and equity.

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