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Tehachapi Mountains

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Te·hach·a·pi Mountains  (t-hch-p)
A range of southern California extending from east to west between the Sierra Nevada and the Coast Ranges north of Los Angeles.
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In California, water transportation, storage, and treatment account for some 19 percent of the state's electricity, according to a 2007 California Energy Commission report To reach southern California, water is pumped 600 meters over the Tehachapi Mountains north of Los Angeles.
Water efficiency is key to saving energy, expert says by Block, Ben / World Watch
Villaraigosa said the city plans to soon open a wind farm operation in the Tehachapi Mountains above the Antelope Valley and develop a solar energy program for the Department of Water and Power.
Villaraigosa says air quality improving in spite of report by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
He also visits California's Mojave Desert to take a look at the 5,000 turbine strong wind farm in the Tehachapi Mountains.
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