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link to Arizona senate okays $1 billion for water projects

Arizona senate okays $1 billion for water projects

Desalinating water from the Sea of Cortez is an option for Arizona under the recently approved $1 billion in funding for water projects. The state's Water Infrastructure Finance Authority will...

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Permit for California desalination plant denied

A proposed desalination plant in Huntington Beach was rejected by the California Coastal Commission due to environmental concerns.

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Arizona may tap into desalination projects

Faced with the ongoing drought, Arizona may tap into desalination projects to augment its water supply. Proposals include an agreement with Mexico and desalinating local groundwater supply.

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Tips for the West: 5 ways Israel addresses water shortages

From recycling over 80% of its water to literally creating water out of thin air, Israel leads the way in innovation.  Here are five things Israel does that the dry Western states might learn from.

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Desalination Development Act reintroduced to ease CA water woes

Rep. Mike Levin (D-CA)  reintroduced The Desalination Development Act to raise the funding authorization for the Bureau of Reclamation’s grant program. The bill authorizes $260 million over the...

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