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Environment & Energy

hunter

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6. One way to dispose of brine is a long pipeline to the ocean.

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Mon Dec 15, 2025, 09:01 PM

Dec 15

This is a video about the Inland Empire Brine Line in Southern California that serves the deslalting plants and industries that produce salty wastewater.

https://sawpa.gov/inland-empire-brine-line/

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Anyone experienced with desalination of brackish groundwater? [View all] surfered Dec 14 OP

interested as well rampartd Dec 14 #1

I had a hand operated desalinator PJMcK Dec 14 #2

I was asking for a small town in a drought prone area with a 3MGD requirement. surfered Dec 14 #3

Here's one general paper: hunter Dec 15 #4

Thank you surfered Dec 15 #5

One way to dispose of brine is a long pipeline to the ocean. hunter Dec 15 #6