State water project faces major technical problems
William Warne, State Director of Water Resources, outlines five key technical hurdles for the California Aqueduct project. These include lifting vast water by pumps, constructing a 6,000,000 kilowatt underground powerhouse, preventing subsidence along the San Joaquin Valley, selecting economical energy sources for pumps, and ensuring safety in the system.
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William &. Warne State Director of Water Resources
San Joaquin Valley
Earthquake Risk and Cal Water Project Foresight
Experts from across the United States review the California Aqueduct project noting seismic exposure. Seismology indicates ongoing crustal stress along the San Andreas fault north to the Salton Sea, with monitoring stations placed across the fault to improve understanding and preparedness.
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San Andreas
Ft. Tejon
Department of Water Resources
Point Arena
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