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A graduate student on the Navajo Nation has designed not just one, but two water bottles that are helping to provide more water resources for people there.
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The Nalgene company has released its second limited-edition water bottle designed by 22-year-old Stanford University grad student and artist Jaden Redhair. The Navajo Nation tribal member is originally from Window Rock, and his work with the Nalgene Water Fund has so far raised 80,000 dollars for two nonprofits that work to bring running water to reservation communities. It’s estimated that about a third of residents on the Navajo Nation lack water in their homes. KNAU’s Sakya Calsoyas spoke with Redhair about his work with the program and how his designs were influenced by Navajo culture.
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In cities across the country, from Jackson, Mississippi, to Baltimore, Maryland, and Flint, Michigan, there have been boil water notices following major malfunctions affecting the water supply and creating a