Billion-Dollar Seawater Intrusion Project Approved for Feasibility Study: The board approved moving forward with the "injection-only" scenario for the Brackish Groundwater Restoration Project, a massive undertaking estimated to cost between $632 million to $1.48 billion. This project would extract brackish water near the coast, treat it through reverse osmosis, and inject the treated water back into inland aquifers to push back seawater intrusion and meet SGMA sustainability goals by 2040.
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Sarah Chen
Environmental Science Associates
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Michael Rodriguez
Provost & Pritchard
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