20-Mile Replacement Canal is Preferred Fix for the Sagging Friant-Kern Canal

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A rapid-fire review of potential fixes to the Friant-Kern Canal favors building a replacement canal for 20 miles alongside the existing canal where land subsidence has caused it to sag, severely restricting water flow, according to final environmental documents released Friday.

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