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Sacramento Bee: Delta tunnels project needs water agencies to pay for it. Why some are hesitating Bond Buyer: Calif. water plan could squeeze utilities Los Angeles Times: Long-term commitment to California’s water resources is essential Total Landscape Care: A look at post-drought California and water conservation 89.3 KPCC: Study: forests taking longer to recover from drought due to hotter … Hoodline: With Drought Over, Water To Flow Again In Several Parks Into the […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onAugust 17, 2017
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- by BPC Staff
- onAugust 17, 2017
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Capital Public Radio News: A Dozen Water Storage Projects Compete For Bond Funding San Francisco Chronicle: Invasive crabs flourish in Marin lagoon, despite eradication efforts Mercury News: Pacheco Creek: Native American remains, artifacts found at proposed dam site YubaNet: NID Takes Action at Scott’s Flat Reservoir for Public Safety Courthouse News: Farmers, Environmentalists Join to Fight California ‘WaterFix’ Project OC Register: Sites Reservoir […]
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- onAugust 16, 2017
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Daily Democrat: Feather River gets new gravel for spawning salmon Oroville Mercury Register: DWR replacing spawing beds that washed away during Oroville … San Jose Mercury News: Money starting to flow for new dams in state KMPH Fox 26: Temperance Flat Dam one step closer CaliforniaAgToday: Temperance Flat Plan Would Triple Current Storage California Farm Bureau: Water project backers file application for Proposition […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onAugust 15, 2017
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Los Angeles Times: A nearly $17-billion water project is being planned for California. What will it cost the Southland? Capital Public Radio News: Sites Reservoir Supporters Want $1.6 Billion From Water Bond Chico Enterprise Record: Oroville Dam relicensing: Signatories didn’t back down after DWR’s ‘subtle threats’ Chico Enterprise-Record: Feather River gets new gravel for spawning salmon Capital Public Radio: A Trip Down The Feather River Shows […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onAugust 14, 2017
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- onAugust 14, 2017
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USA TODAY: US and Mexico finalizing Colorado River water-sharing deal Central Valley Business Times: Conflict and change mark the California water world Fresno Bee: Temperance Flat Dam investment will pay off for California riskmanagementmonitor.com: Oroville Dam Flood Claims Filed Capital Public Radio News: A Trip Down The Feather River Shows Impacts Of Oroville Spillway … CBS Sacramento: Class Action Lawsuit Filed Over Oroville Dam Spillway Emergency The Sacramento Bee: Should Oroville Dam evacuees get state payment? Suit […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onAugust 11, 2017
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News Deeply: Why Markets Aren’t Easy Solution for California’s Groundwater … The Sacramento Bee: Southern Californians, here’s how much your water bills could rise to pay for Delta tunnels Los Angeles Times: California receives $22 million from FEMA for Oroville Reservoir emergency Fox and Hounds Daily: Brown’s blunder down under Sierra Sun Times: California and National Drought Summary for August 8, 2017 KTVL: No drought year for parts of Oregon and California […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onAugust 10, 2017
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Submersed Aquatic Vegetation Control Program Department of Parks and Recreation Division of Boating and Waterways Egeria densa, Curlyleaf pondweed, Fanwort, Eurasian watermilfoil, Coontail Treatment for August 14 thru August 18, 2017 Herbicide treatment of invasive submersed aquatic vegetation began on March 1, 2017, the earliest date the program […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onAugust 10, 2017
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FLOATING AQUATIC VEGETATION CONTROL PROGRAM Department of Parks and Recreation Division of Boating and Waterways Water Hyacinth, Spongeplant and Water Primrose Treatments for August 14 thru August 18, 2017 Herbicide treatment of invasive floating aquatic vegetation began on March 1, 2017, the earliest date the program is permitted […]
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