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Annual Dirty Dozen report calls out governors Water Supply Program
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Area of the planned Glades Reservoir
An environmental watchdog group’s annual “Dirty Dozen” report criticizes Gov. Nathan Deal’s $300 million Water Supply Program, which includes an undetermined amount for the proposed Glades Reservoir in Hall County. “Since its inception, the program has distributed $196.3 million for dams and reservoirs, with most of those funds going toward projects of questionable need,” states the report, issued Wednesday by the Georgia Water Coalition.