Drought Emergency: Bay Area Outpacing Most Of State In Water Conservation
As the first major storm of the season begins its approach to the Bay Area, the region continues to outperform much of the state in terms of water conservation.
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As the first major storm of the season begins its approach to the Bay Area, the region continues to outperform much of the state in terms of water conservation.
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