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SALEM — A report from the Oregon Water Futures Project reveals widespread distrust in drinking water among communities of color and a sharp disconnect between communities and policymakers when it comes to water policy. Oregon Water Futures Project staff began interviewing members of Native, Latinx, Black and migrant communities across the state in 2020, attempting to understand their water resource priorities. Partnering with Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste, Euvalcree, Unite Oregon, Verde, NAACP Eugene-Springfield, and the Chinook Indian Nation, 104 people across eight counties were able to participate. According to the report, climate change, aging infrastructure and a lack of investment in clean water has stressed the state’s water systems, disproportionately risking the health, safety and economy of Oregon’s rural and low-income communities of color.

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