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L.A. lets rain flow into the Pacific Ocean, wasting a vital resource. Can we do better?

The Los Angeles River roared to life this week as a series of powerful storms moved through the Southland. In Long Beach, 3 feet of water shut down the 710 Freeway in both directions, while flooding in the San Fernando Valley forced the closure of the Sepulveda Basin.

Read more at LA Times.

Cynthia HirschhornJanuary 10, 2023Los Angeles, climate
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