Water Supply
Building Rivers - a New Era of California Water Solutions
Blog
by Barry Nelson
From Switchboard - Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Coalition response... The assertion that California's dam building days are over is an oversimplification of the water supply challenges we face today and in the future. It is widely agreed that a new dam on the San Joaquin River, the very waterway Nelson proclaims as a restoration success story, would provide water for Central Valley farms and more certainty for the environment. No credible water resource official believes that a stable water supply future can be accomplished solely through conservation and water markets unless we abandon farms to move water to purposes deemed more important by writers like Barry Nelson.
DELTA
CSPA Action Alert: Clean Farms - Clean Water Campaign
Blog
By Dan Bacher
From IndyBay - Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Coalition response... This blog contains no credible references to water quality problems attributed to agriculture. Rather than swallow this nonsense hook, line and sinker, it is better to rely on scientific studies that point to real problems that can be solved, such as the Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant, which dumps tons of ammonium into the Delta system every day. Farm bashers that flail about blindly do nothing to move the discussion toward a solution that will actually help solve water quality and water supply problems.
WATER SUPPLY
Flood Releases and Shortages - In the Same Year?
Blog
By Tim Quinn
From ACWA - Tuesday, March 22, 2011
TV News
From Fresno Channel 47 - Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Letter
By Stan Grant
From Modesto Bee - Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Merced Irrigation District board of directors adopts same water rate fees as 2010
Story
From Merced Sun Star - Wednesday, March 23, 2011
World Water Day, a Wet Week, West Side Improvements and Willing Sellers
Blog
By Spreck Rosecranz
From Environmental Defense Fund
OTHER
LaMalfa bill seeks money for Lake Oroville
Story
By Heather Hacking
From Chico Enterprise-Record - Tuesday, March 22, 2011
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