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"The United States Military's War on Water"

2020

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The story of the Americans who are fighting against one of the largest- known polluters in the country - the United States military.

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Aubrey Alderete

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Bridgette Alderete

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Andrea Amico

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Grace Becknell

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Doris Brock

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James Michael Bussey

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Alice Delaney

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Robert Delaney

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Alan Ducatman

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Gary Enos

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Gary Enos

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Sara Ganim

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Hope Grosse

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Jim Holmes

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Jim Holmes

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Dianna Miller

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Lowell Miller

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Carrie Minor

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Craig Minor

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Mitchell Minor

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Sara Minor

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Erik Olson

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William Palmer

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Dave Parks

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Chris Rogers

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Art Schaap

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Linda Shosie

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Anthony Spaniola

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Joanne Stanton

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Aaron Weed

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Cathy Wusterbarth

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Steve Gruber

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