Tucson-Based Programs Help Residents Harvest Rainwater

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By Yale Climate ConnectionsJan 2, 2020, 10:44 am180 pts
By Molly Matthews Multedo Not much rain falls in the desert city of Tucson, Arizona. And as the climate warms, it's getting even drier. So when it does rain, it pays — literally — to make the most of it. None The city of Tucson pays residents up to $2,000 to help cover the cost of a storage tank that…

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