Parts of California’s Central Valley have been sinking ... Previous reporting from the U.S. Geological Survey called the subsidence in the valley before 1999 “one of the single largest ...
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Stanford study: San Joaquin Valley sinking land is irreversible. But there is some hopeThe canal provides irrigation water to Central Valley farmers. "The impacts of the subsidence are severe, with modified flood risks, damaged aqueducts, and permanently altered aquifer dynamics ...
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