- by BPC Staff
- onMarch 7, 2016
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Associated Press: Rain, snow blanket California, easing drought fears San Francisco Chronicle: Lessons for renewal flow from freed river Capital Public Radio News: Delta Smelt Populations Plummet 2nd Year In A Row Contra Costa Times: Guest commentary: Time for the Legislature to get serious about water OC Register: Orange County faces more competition for drought-strangled … The San Luis Obispo […]
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LOGIN CREATE AN ACCOUNT March 2016 CA Exports Continue Downward Trend California’s export trade began this year as it ended last year, on a downward slope. Still, the state outperformed the U.S. overall and is faring relatively well in a tough global environment… Read Full Analysis Now SHARE: Meet Our Experts Christopher Thornberg Christopher Thornberg […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onMarch 4, 2016
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Washington Post: Snowfall could be measured in feet across Sierra during ‘miracle march’ storms Associated Press: El Nino Leaves Much of Drought-Stricken California in Dust Los Angeles Times Strong winter storm to bring several feet of snow to Sierra Nevada, Lake Tahoe Calaveras Enterprise: February heat makes drought conditions linger OCRegister: Billions of gallons needlessly flushed out to sea CBS […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onMarch 3, 2016
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Los Angeles Times: LA City Council grants preliminary approval to DWP’s rate hike KCRA Sacramento: ‘Above average’ rain to trigger more water releases from Folsom Dam KCRA Sacramento: Half full? Half empty? Lake Oroville reaches 50 percent San Francisco Chronicle: Storm to dump up to 3 feet of snow in 3 days for Tahoe region Porterville Recorder: Snowpack less than […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onMarch 2, 2016
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Los Angeles Times: California’s snowpack falls below average, sparking new drought fears Sacramento Bee: Sierra snowpack falls below average Associated Press: Dry spell ate away at snowpack of drought-ridden California Los Angeles Times: Drought hasn’t been all bad—we’ve learned some things too, California water chief says Sacramento Bee: Devastated salmon population likely to result in fishing restrictions San Fancisco Chronicle: Snowpack […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onMarch 1, 2016
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Merced Sun-Star: State surveyors return to Sierra Nevada to measure snowpack Washington Post: California is about to get a ton of rain, but it’s still not enough to beat the drougt Los Angeles Times: Instead of record rains, LA gets the hottest February on record KQED: California Reservoirs Are Dumping Water in a Drought, But Science Could […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onFebruary 29, 2016
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Washington Post: California’s drive to save water is killing trees, hurting utilities and raising taxes Valley News: We should stop wasting water CBS San Francisco: Lake Tahoe Level Rises But Mild Weather Puts Brakes On Sierra … Pasadena Star-News: El Niño no-show could damage California’s water conservation efforts Sacramento Bee: Weak El Niño fails to fix California’s drought Petaluma Argus […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onFebruary 26, 2016
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Associated Press: California: Water Conservation Beginning to Lag San Francisco Chronicle: State falling short of 25 percent goal in water cutbacks Los Angeles Times: Clean water versus the sucker fish: Drought creates a bizarre dilemma Los Angeles Times: California cuts water use 17.1% in January, falling short of target Sacramento Bee: Could El Niño turn into a dud for California? […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onFebruary 25, 2016
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Washington Times: Obama admin blasted for allocating water for endangered fish, leave farmers high and dry San Francisco Chronicle: California boosts water deliveries to cities, farms — slightly Sacramento Bee: California increases water allocation to farms, cities Fresno Bee: Old tensions boil over once more in House hearing on California water Capital Public Radio: Sierra Snowpack Melts With Dry February […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onFebruary 24, 2016
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Sacramento Bee: California water politics could get choppier with new House bill Bakersfield Now: Aging pipes causing leaks and wasting water in Kern County UC Davis: Nigiri Project Mixes Salmon and Rice Fields for Fifth Year on Floodplain Redlands Daily Facts: Redlands offering tips on how to save water at Thursday forum Daily Democrat: Drought-emergency plan exit plan needed by […]
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