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       California Developing Warning System for Water Quality at Beaches

   by Elizabeth Lee

   The drought in California is having an unintended effect on its
   beaches. Less rain means less runoff from cities and that means cleaner
   ocean water for beach goers. But some California beaches remain
   polluted, including some tourist hot spots. Scientists at an
   environmental organization called "Heal the Bay," along with Stanford
   University and UCLA, are now developing a faster to determine the water
   quality at the beaches by using computer models. Elizabeth Lee has the
   details from Los Angeles.
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