The $20 billion California Water Transfer Project

The Sacramento River Water Management Project aims to construct intake valves capable of handling 85,000 liters per second, safeguarding aquatic life with advanced filtration systems. This ambitious initiative will contribute 6 billion cubic meters of water annually to California's water supply, enhancing agricultural productivity and urban development while addressing drought challenges. The project includes a 56-kilometer tunnel, designed to withstand seismic events, channeling water to the Bethany Reservoir and beyond. Subscribe for more updates on this engineering marvel ensuring sustainable water management in California.
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And where is all this extra water supposed to come from?