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Photo by @randyolson | Ogallala aquifer water mining for agriculture has left families outside Clovis, New Mexico, completely dry. Buffy Berdoza's family has been carrying water in 5-gallon buckets in the back of their pickup for four years. There are 88,000 agricultural wells just across the state line in Texas that now average around 200 gallons a minute. Originally, these wells pulled around 1000 gallons a minute out of the aquifer but have depleted it to the point that some wells can barely fill a cow tank. Buffy's daughter, Jasmine (in photo above), quit her job and came home to to carry water when Buffy had health issues. Jasmine makes multiple trips to Clovis to haul water every day in twenty one 5-gallon plastic buckets in the back of a small pickup truck.
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