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Another water battle bubbles up on Capitol Hill

How much water Georgia can withdraw from Lake Lanier to meet its growth needs has been the subject of a long legal battle between Alabama, Florida and Georgia. (AJC/Bob Andres)
How much water Georgia can withdraw from Lake Lanier to meet its growth needs has been the subject of a long legal battle between Alabama, Florida and Georgia. (AJC/Bob Andres)
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Dec 8, 2016
Explore Army Corps of Engineers water plan a boost for metro Atlanta’s growth

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