NAVAJO: Amanda Larson pulls up at a water station a few miles from her home in the Navajo Nation, and her three children get to work filling up large bottles lying on the bed of her pickup truck.

The 66 gallons will be used by her family for drinking, washing clothes and bathing — before the next trip out in two or three days to repeat the back-breaking task.

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