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Idaho , New Mexico and South Dakota all had "very high" levels of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in their wastewater.
The CDC monitors COVID-19 levels in wastewater as part of its surveillance strategy to track the spread of the virus in communities.
Wastewater data helps public health officials allocate resources and make informed decisions about mask and vaccination policies.
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