La Turns Water Source Into Huge Ball Pit To Fight Drought

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Wed, 08/12/2015 - 9:39am

Los Angeles released about 96 million black plastic balls into the city's reservoir in hopes of easing the effects of California's drought. The "shade balls" float on the water's surface, helping reduce evaporation, among other things.

Topics: New Jersey Monmouth County Neptune

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La Turns Water Source Into Huge Ball Pit To Fight Drought

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