NASA Satellite Detects Water Pollution and Wastewater Leaks Off California Coast
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NASA's EMIT satellite, initially launched to map minerals, has been used to detect and monitor massive wastewater pollution off the California coast, providing detailed spectral data that can help identify contaminated areas and improve water quality monitoring. The study highlights EMIT's potential to complement traditional sampling methods and enhance environmental protection efforts.
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