California Water and Drought News for July 27, 2015

by BPC Staff
on July 27, 2015
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California Water and Drought News for July 27, 2015

Highlight News Water

Los Angeles Times: Struggle to save endangered Santa Ana sucker may reach U.S. Supreme Court

San Francisco Chronicle: Bay Area water agencies start strong, hit conservation targets

Modesto Bee: Trees shouldn’t suffer just because lawns do

San Francisco Chronicle: California rice farmers put water rights to work for environment

San Francisco Chronicle: Tiny San Joaquin Valley farms are water war’s latest target

Stockton Record: Salt worries building in Delta waters

Sacramento Bee: Public Eye: Nearly 1 in 10 gallons of water disappears in Sacramento

Sacramento Bee: Another View: California can solve water problems in a way Australia can’t

NPR: Salt Is Slowly Crippling California’s Almond Industry

Martinez News-Gazette: Water Expo in downtown Martinez Aug 1

USA TODAY: On four continents, historic droughts wreak havoc

Associated Press: California’s Delta saltier from San Francisco Bay water

Phys.org: California water agencies don’t know how much their pipes leak

MyMotherLode.com: Water Conservation

Breitbart News: Old Pipes Mean Water Disappears in Sacramento

Central Valley Business Times: Governor’s new tu nnels plan to get eight-hour airing

89.3 KPCC: Sen. Fran Pavley: A quiet force in the climate storm

Marin Independent Journal: Marin expands financing program for energy-efficiency projects

eSan Joaquin Blog: Sierra surprise: There’s water

Tags: California, drought, water