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    <description>Curbside recycling rates tell only half a story. A more honest map follows paper, plastic, and metals after the truck leaves — through sorting facilities, export terminals, and the communities that host the residue.</description>
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    <description>Groundwater decline often stays invisible until it surfaces in a household well, a harvest, or a utility bill. This 2026 county-level explainer identifies ten representative places where aquifer stress is shaping daily decisions and shows how residents can follow the local water rules that matter.</description>
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