A city drought is affecting institutional water usage in Durham, which is located within North Carolina.
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What happened
A city drought is affecting institutional water usage in Durham, which is located within North Carolina.
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The entities involved
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Duke University
private university in Durham, North Carolina, USA
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Durham
county seat of Durham County, North Carolina, United States
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North Carolina
state of the United States of America
Related events
- Severe drought conditions are impacting regional water supply in North Carolina, prompting university experts to advise on crop mitigation.
- Storm remnants are affecting drought conditions in North Carolina.
- Central North Carolina, including Guilford County, remains in extreme drought, prompting Greensboro to purchase water from Reidsville and Burlington.