Navajo Water (package only)

May 8, 2017
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Thousands of people living on the Navajo nation have no access to running water in their homes. Many still haul water daily, filling up barrels and coolers in order to get clean water. Demand for running water is high. The nation estimates it needs $600 to $700 million in order to build infrastructure to bring water to everyone who needs it but their budget is about $10 million. We’ll look at how residents are coping.

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