Insurmountable World Water Crisis by 2040; LA Water Main Break Spews Millions of Gallons

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Report: World faces ‘insurmountable’ water crises by 2040. The world will face “insurmountable” water crises in less than three decades, researchers said Tuesday, if it does not move away from water-intensive power production.

UCLA-area water main break spews millions of gallons. The trunk line break offered dramatic new evidence of Los Angeles’ crumbling water infrastructure, which has been a recurring problem for years. Large sections of the water system are old and corroded, and the city has struggled to find the money to replace them.

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