Cadiz, California is home to a vast, desert aquifer system – a complex underground system of rock, sand and porous soils that holds more water than America’s two largest water reservoirs, Lake Mead and Lake Powell, combined. The unique area can provide the largest new groundwater bank in Southern California with 1 million acre-feet of underground storage safe from evaporation, and a reliable water supply for underserved California communities. Watch the video to learn more about how the aquifer works.   VIEW NOW