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Cities Change Water Rates To Promote Conservation


By the end of this year, all metro water utilities have to start charging for water in a way that encourages conservation. It's part of a law passed in 2008. (File)
Source: CBS

When you brush your teeth, do you keep the water running? What about when you shave or do the dishes? That's the kind of question homeowners may start asking themselves when their water bills arrive.

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