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Why 96 million plastic 'shade balls' dumped into the LA Reservoir may not save water | PBS NewsHour
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Why 96 million plastic 'shade balls' dumped into the LA Reservoir may not save water | PBS NewsHour
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Los Angeles Reservoir Covered With 96 Million Shade Balls to Conserve Water Amidst Drought - ABC News
To fight drought, Los Angeles turns to "shade balls" - YouTube
In California, Millions of 'Shade Balls' Combat a Nagging Drought - The New York Times
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Ivanhoe Reservoir's shade balls are going away very soon - Curbed LA
Los Angeles Reservoir's 'shade balls' are a 'bacterial nightmare' | Daily Mail Online
Why Did L.A. Drop 96 Million 'Shade Balls' Into Its Water?
Why Did L.A. Drop 96 Million 'Shade Balls' Into Its Water?
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Why plastic shade balls are being removed from some LA reservoirs | Plastics News
These Shade Balls Were Supposed to Save Water, But There's a Big Problem : ScienceAlert
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Ivanhoe Reservoir's shade balls are going away very soon - Curbed LA
These Shade Balls Were Supposed to Save Water, But There's a Big Problem : ScienceAlert
Why plastic shade balls are being removed from some LA reservoirs | Plastics News
Shade balls - Wikipedia
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