Western states have long relied on the
drought-prone Colorado River for water to fill drinking glasses, flush
toilets and sprinkle lawns. But now it's looking south of the border to
fill up on water.
Mexico
may start sending water north as four major U.S. water districts help
plan one of two huge desalination plant proposals in Playas de Rosarito,
about 15 miles south of San Diego. Combined, they would produce 150
million gallons a day, enough to supply more than 300,000 homes on both
sides of the border. Read More
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