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A defense against drought: District eyes water-purification plant as key to recycling increasingly scarce water

Original post made on Apr 23, 2022

It's a well-known meteorological principle that when barometric pressure drops, rainstorms typically follow. But along the Peninsula in early April, nearly a week of low pressure failed to produce any precipitation.

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Posted by LongResident
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on Apr 23, 2022 at 4:08 pm
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You know what's puzzling about this? Sunnyvale has a sewage treatment plant at 1444 Borregas. This new pipeline runs past that area about 40% of the way down. The pipeline would be much shorter if the treated sewage water came from Sunnyvale. What's up with that? The water district is very corrupt. They are trying to sneak in a term limit extension for the board members. They have been called The Golden Spigot for the way they waste public money. Is this just more of that?

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Posted by Neighbor
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on Apr 24, 2022 at 8:57 pm
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Thanks for the in depth article!

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