Between 1900 and 2008, U.S. groundwater reserves dropped by nearly 1 trillion cubic meters (264 trillion gallons), or enough water to fill Lake Erie — twice.
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More than a dozen natural gas export terminals are proposed in the U.S. How will they affect water?
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