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OC considers new tap water source: The ocean

As climate change threatens water supplies, Orange County is exploring turning brackish ocean water (from a natural aquifer) into drinkable tap water.

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KCRW placeholderBy Jocelyn Rohrback • Jul 2, 2024 • 4m Listen

As climate change threatens water supplies, Orange County is exploring turning brackish ocean water (from a natural aquifer) into drinkable tap water.

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    Jocelyn Rohrback

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    Shaquille Woods

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    Gustavo Arellano

    columnist, LA Times

    CultureOrange CountyEnvironmentClimate change
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