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Credit: (Photo courtesy of Brian Dwyer)

From left, Mike Lisk, owner of Remote Well Solutions; Ferdinand Notah, Navajo Nation project lead; Larson Uentillie of the Navajo Nation Water Division; and Sandia geochemistry intern Sean Dwyer observe Sandia geotechnology systems engineer Brian Dwyer collect a water sample from a cattle drinker.

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Credit: (Photo courtesy of Mike Lisk)

Rancher Dean Gamble gives a thumbs up to new water pumping technology developed by Remote Well Solutions and Sandia that distributes water across his ranch on the Navajo Nation.

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Credit: (Photo courtesy of Mike Lisk)

A group of cattle drink from a water tank where there didn’t used to be one, courtesy of the new Remote Wells Solutions system.

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Credit: (Photo courtesy of Mike Lisk)

Rancher Delbert Shirley stands beside the Remote Well Solutions LIZER2P solar pumping plant installed on his ranch on the Navajo Nation, a project made possible by the New Mexico Small Business Assistance Program, Sandia National Laboratories and others.

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Johny Francis sees the success of the new watering system on his ranch before his passing earlier this year. The arrow indicates the location of the tank that gravity feeds drinkers around the ranch.

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