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Groundwater pumping increases subsidence, leads to damage

Summary by oakdaleleader.com
A 33-mile stretch of the 153-mile canal that delivers water to more than one million acres and 250,000 people has lost roughly 60 percent of its original capacity due to subsidence.
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Groundwater pumping increases subsidence, leads to damage

A 33-mile stretch of the 153-mile canal that delivers water to more than one million acres and 250,000 people has lost roughly 60 percent of its original capacity due to subsidence.

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oakdaleleader.com broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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