World's largest inland deslination plant opens in El Paso

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The El Paso Water Utilities has opened their Kay Bailey Hutchison Desalination plant into operation to augment their drinking water supplies and prevent brackish water from seeping into freshwater sources. The facility is worth $87 million and has a capacity of 27.5 mgd.

Water Supply and Irrigation Systems, Water supply, Water Utilities, Texas, Capacity, Achievements and awards, Saline water conversion plants, Desalination plants, El Paso, Texas

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Design of Arkansas museum to emphasize sustainability

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An art museum is to be constructed near Bentonville, Arkansas. The various structures and facilities that are likely to come up in the museum, are to be in line with the sustainability and harmony with their natural environment.

Environmental aspects, Art museums, Bentonville, Arkansas

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Rock faulting to spillway redesign

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The re-designed version of Lake Fort Smith Dam at Mountainburg, Arkansas is discussed. This new design is aimed to prevent any kind damage due to rock faulting.

General services, Safety and security measures, Faults (Geology), Dams

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