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CRMWA explores salt water controls for Lake Meredith
CRMWA officials brief Council on rising chloride levels in local water supply. Drought elevates salinity toward 400 ppm, exceeding health standards of 250 ppm. Mixing lake and groundwater used by some cities. others lack groundwater. Study pinpoints New Mexico brine aquifer as major chloride source feeding Canadian River through Lake Meredith. Project costs range from 3.24 million to 8 million with annual operating costs up to 355k. Local funding potential could add about 1 cent per 1000 gallons. federal participation sought.
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Lake Meredith
New Mexico
Ute Dam
Logan
Bureau of Reclamation and
Consultants
Bureau of Reclamation
Williams