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Biodiversity Returns in Dried-Up Desert Riverbeds When Treated Effluent Water Is Added
Good News: dried-up desert riverbeds such as the Santa Cruz River in Tucson recently witnessed the resurgence of biodiversity when fed with treated effluent water.
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