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What the heck does CCF mean?
by Michael J. McGuire I am not talking about the California Community Foundation, Cheetah Conservation Fund or Center for Children and Families. Hey, I write about water stuff. A few thousand water utility employees and I know what CCF means, … Continue reading
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Tagged Allen Hazen, ccf, drinking water, gallons, water, water conservation, water history, water metering
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