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acre-foot
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acre-foot

A quantity of water,sand,or minerals equal to a volume 1 foot high over one hypothetical acre of land.It arises in the context of pricing water for irrigation purposes,estimating the value of minerals in place under the soil,and estimating numbers of fish per acre-foot of water.



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Ground was broken on August 22 at Coachella Valley Water District's (CVWD) newest full-scale groundwater recharge facility, which will replenish 40,000 acre-feet annually into the eastern Coachella Valley's aquifer.
Bureau of Reclamation announced it will release only 3,000 acre-feet of water from Sumner Lake instead of the expected 10,000 acre-feet.
The goal is to reuse 22,000 acre-feet of treated wastewater for irrigation and other nondrinking purposes in hopes of augmenting the supply to accommodate current needs and the demands of development.
 
 
 
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