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In this May 29, 2016, photo, Thomas Wirtjes, left, and Tad Gibson, right, use a rubber boat on Hamblen Road, to bring back supplies to their homes surrounded by flood waters in the Forest Cove neighborhood, south of Kingwood, where flood waters from the San Jacinto Rivers rose in Humble, Texas. The Houston Chronicle reports that the recently formed West Fork Watersheds Partnership is developing plans to reduce the river's load of bacteria at a time of rapid development in surrounding Montgomery and Harris counties. (Karen Warren/Houston Chronicle via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT
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