New Jersey reservoirs facing low water levels

<p>Officials at one of New Jersey’s reservoirs say that the state could potentially face a drinking water crisis if the state does not get more rain soon.</p>

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Jan 11, 2018, 5:09 PM

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New Jersey reservoirs facing low water levels

<p>Officials at one of New Jersey’s reservoirs say that the state could potentially face a drinking water crisis if the state does not get more rain soon.</p>

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New Jersey reservoirs facing low water levels

<p>Officials at one of New Jersey&rsquo;s reservoirs say that the state could potentially face a drinking water crisis if the state does not get more rain soon.</p>

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<p>Officials at one of New Jersey’s reservoirs say that the state could potentially face a drinking water crisis if the state does not get more rain soon.</p>