California Water and Drought News for September 25, 2015

by BPC Staff
on September 25, 2015
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California Water and Drought News for September 25, 2015

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Sacramento Bee: Salmon to swim above Shasta Dam for first time in nearly 80 years

Reuters: New California water bond seeks to plug funding holes

LA Daily News: Metropolitan Water District issues $131 million in conservation rebates

Los Angeles Times: Watchdog panel calls for immediate action to avoid ‘disaster’

Modesto Bee: Groundwater recharge project moves ahead

San Francisco Chronicle: Drought survival: What Australia’s changes can teach California

The Guardian: Floods after drought: why El Niño might not revive California

Manteca Bulletin: State water decisions are for the birds

CBS Sacramento: California Lake Mysterious Runs Dry Overnight, Killing Thousands of Fish

California Healthline: Ongoing California Drought Causes Increase in Health Risks

San Francisco Chronicle: A gray water advocate flouts the law during drought

Patch.com: Program to Expand Energy Efficiency Upgrades Extended

Live Science: Sierra Nevada Snowpack Shrinks to Lowest Level in 500 Years

KQED: State Officials Scrambling to Adjust to Year-Round Fire Season

eSan Joaquin Blog: Judge rules against Delta water districts

San Francisco Chronicle: Hey waiter, this fish tastes like plastic!

Department of Water Resources: Delta eNews

High Country News: Does optimism have a place in Western water politics?

Times of San Diego: Water Authority Studying Desalination Plant at Camp Pendleton

Patch.com: Water Agencies Take Fight Against Feds to Supreme Court

Christian Science Monitor: California drought: Why a fire might be good for giant sequoias

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