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Southern California study identifies brine-concentrate issues The Orange County GWR generates most brine-concentrate in Southern California Robin Wiseman, editor, D&WR The Southern California Regional Brine-Concentrate Management Study is a collaboration between the US Bureau of Reclamation and 14 local and state agency partners, who together form the Brine Executive Management Team. The team identified the management of brine-concentrate from desalination and other water treatment processes as significant in addressing southern California's water supply reliability. As the amount of brine-concentrate waste increases, several implementational, regulatory and institutional issues present complex challenges to agencies. The USBR report says that there are a number of different elements that together formulate the regional landscape for management of these waste streams. This article sets out the report's findings. This article first appeared in the May/June 2010 edition of Desalination & Water Reuse magazine. The full PDF version of this article is restricted to subscribers. Click here to login. Posted on 09 June 2010
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