U.S. households pay 62% more for water over decade amid infrastructure gaps
U.S. households are paying significantly more for water access, with annual bills rising by 62% over the past decade to an average of $531. This increase adds a substantial financial burden on families, compounding existing pressures from rising food costs. The actual expense varies sharply depending on whether the local infrastructure is run by a private entity or a municipal government.…
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