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News Briefs: Santa Barbara to Restart Desalination Plant

In this week's news, Santa Barbara officials opt for desalination, a water utility invests $50 million in its future, and a West Coast water district faces a hefty fine.
  • By Sarah Hirsch
  • July 28, 2015

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News Briefs: Santa Barbara to Restart Desalination Plant

City Council Votes to Reactivate Desalination Plant
Santa Barbara City Council members voted unanimously July 21 in favor of spending $55 million to reactivate a closed desalination plant. The plant could supply the city with nearly a third of its drinking water, the LA Times...

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