H.R. 31 will help the Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District build a recycled water treatment and distribution system. This fast-growing area in southern California is heavily dependent on water from rivers and storage reservoirs that are hundreds of miles away. The modest financial assistance provided by H.R. 31 will help southern California reduce its reliance on imported water and help to sustain water supplies during droughts. We have no objection to this non-controversial bill.
Jon L. Christensen: “H.R. 31 will help the Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District build a recycled water treatment and distribution system.…”
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Discussing the benefits of H.R. 31 for water management in southern California.
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