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State to deliver more water to cities after heavy rain storms

Por: ABC7 World January 27, 2023

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on the West Coast has had a positive side effect for over 27 million California residents.California's Department of Water Resources (DWR) announced Thursday that the extra rainwater will allow the State Water Project (SWP) to increase deliveries to 29 local water agencies this year.In December, the agency announced that it would initially to the local agencies, but now it will allocate 30% of those requests.The SWP's two largest... + full article



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