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Local Water Desalination |
Local Groundwater
 Brackish
groundwater contains more salt and other minerals than are allowed in drinking
water. Since this salty groundwater has a lower saline content than ocean water,
it is easier to remove the salt. Groundwater desalination is more economical
than importing water and is another way for Camrosa to extend local water
supplies and improve local groundwater supply dependability.
Camrosa is investigating a number of near-term opportunities
for construction of a reverse osmosis desalination plant that will process
brackish water for potable use.
Recycled Water
Always with an eye towards the future, Camrosa intends to
eventually build a second Desalination Plant in order to reduce the saline
content of recycled water. Since some agricultural plants require water with a
lower salt content, the second Desalination Plant will allow Camrosa to extend
recycled water use for even more irrigation purposes, further fulfilling our
goal of developing self-reliance.
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