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BLOG: How Engineers See the Water Glass in California

December 5, 2016/in California and the U.S. /by Mike Lee /California WaterBlog (Davis)by Jay R. Lund

Depending on your outlook, the proverbial glass of water is either half full or half empty. Not so for engineers in California.

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The Southern First Aqueduct Facilities Improvement Project will include inspection and upgrades, which are expected to extend the life of the pipelines and their supporting structures by more than 50 years. 💦This investment will ensure regional water service remains safe and reliable, while sustaining our regional economy and quality of life. 👉 Learn more and sign up for project updates at sdcwa.org/first-aqueduct.#YourWaterBillAtWork ... see moresee less

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