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water reliability throughout the nation.
California voter guide: 11 November ballot propositions explained
On October 16, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
Free Advice to California Farmers
On October 16, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
Groundwater: Local agencies await finalized basin priorities
On October 16, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
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Westerlay Orchids Expands California Production
On October 16, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
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Almond Farms Keep Growing, and Keep Moving on Water Conservation
On October 16, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
Council to meet Wednesday
On October 16, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
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US EPA requires US Forest Service to close over 60 cesspools in California's national forests
On October 16, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
Government corner on deck: Water agency holds open office hours
On October 15, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
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Marina Coast Water District, city of Marina sue over Cal Am's proposed desal project.
On October 15, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
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In California, Prop. 3 Is a Billion-Dollar Fix for Stubborn Water Woes
On October 15, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
The Hall Reactor: Patented Biological Treatment For Groundwater Purification
The Hall Reactor is a cutting-edge biological remediation system, developed and patented by MIH Water Treatment, Inc., that treats contaminated drinking water through a sustainable process which leaves no contaminated waste behind. The Hall Reactor cost-effectively removes nitrates, perchlorate and other harmful contaminants, increasing the local water supply by utilizing existing water sources, creating a sustainable, reliable water system for local agencies, maximizing return on investment and improving quality of life.
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The California State Water Resources Control Board Division of Drinking Water conditionally approved the the Hall Reactor in 2014.
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