California Water & Drought News for February 27, 2015

by BPC Staff
on February 27, 2015
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California Water & Drought News for February 27, 2015

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Huffington Post: Alarming Consequences Of The California Drought You May Not Have Expected

Daily Democrat: California has entered fourth year of drought, water experts say

GOOD Magazine: How Much Water Could California Save?

Associated Press: Central California farmers anticipate no federal water

Los Angeles Times: Hundreds of illicit oil wastewater pits found in Kern County

San Francisco Chronicle: Storm heading into Northern California won’t dent the drought

Orange County Register: 94 percent of Californians agree: The drought is serious. Now what do we do about it?

San Francisco Chronicle: Californians growing more concerned about drought, poll finds

Stanford Daily: All Dried Up: Students push for a more drought-tolerant campus

Fresno Bee: Fresno council votes 6-1 to approve $429 million water project

Central Valley Business Times: Proposed Sites Reservoir gets Congressional push

Bay City News: Legislators launch effort to protect SF Bay

KQED: Warm, Dry Weather Threatens Way of Life at Lake Tahoe

San Francisco Chronicle: OPINION – Science documents firmer evidence on climate change. Will lawmakers act?

Reuters: Most Americans see combating climate change as a moral duty

Maven’s Notebook: News Worth Noting: Feinstein & Boxer introduce legislation to restore SF Bay, Sites Reservoir legislation reintroduced, CA Precipitation Summary, Ocean salmon season, Drought conference, Weekly Water and Climate Update

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