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How the growing “One Water” movement is not only helping the environment but also saving millions of dollars 

July 30, 2026May 8, 2018 by Justine Bula

The Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District in Wisconsin had a problem. Due to tightening state and federal regulations, it had to help decrease the amount of phosphorus in the 540-square-mile (1,400-square-kilometer) Yahara River watershed.

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