The Los Angeles Times reports that the chief of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California says the region will eventually need a fourth major new water supply, or aqueduct, but it won’t be one that brings water from other regions. Instead it will be a series of efforts creating more water by recycling wastewater, capturing stormwater, cleaning up contaminated groundwater and building new infrastructure that allows water to be transported and stored more easily.
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