What does AGWA stand for?

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Association of Ground Water Agencies (Southern CA; est. 1994)

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The study, to be presented at a conference of the Association of Ground Water Agencies and American Ground Water Trust, describes a groundwater basin consisting principally of an alluvial and carbonate aquifer ranging in size between 17 and 34 million acre-feet, a volume of water larger than Lake Mead, the nation's largest surface reservoir.

CH2M Hill Study Confirms Vast Scale of Cadiz Aquifer System