For more than a year, public-health experts encouraged people to stay home, wear masks, and wash their hands. For the more than 2 million Americans who lack running water, that was no easy task. On the Navajo Nation, one in three families leaves home each day to refill the water supply. DigDeep, a national nonprofit that brings clean water to communities in need, launched the Navajo Water Project in 2014 to build wells, deliver drinking water, and install solar-powered 1,200-gallon cisterns to pump hot and cold drinking water into homes.
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