City attempts to block water banking project
Column
By Lois Henry
From Bakersfield Californian – Monday, June 27, 2011
Coalition response...Individuals concerned over water transfers out of the Kern basin miss the fact that local water banking projects have enabled millions of acre-feet of water from other areas of the state to come into the basin. Much of that water would have never come close to Kern County. Those projects benefit local water users as well as the individuals and agencies outside of the basin that pay for the water and the facilities to “bank” it in the ground near Bakersfield. It is unfortunate that the City built the water treatment plant with its dollars rather than developer dollars. Is it right to expect a third-party to repay those costs when there may be no legal obligation?
WATER SUPPLY
Conservation is in the eye of the beholder
Blog
By Sandy Denn
From Calrice News – Monday, June 27, 2011
Groups battle over water diversions in Scott, Shasta
Story
From Siskiyou Daily News – Monday, June 27, 2011
Rising water levels have potential for more flooding
TV News
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The Real Drought Has Just Begun
Blog
By Howard Ellman, attorney
From Environmental Leader – Tuesday, June 28, 2011
DELTA
Is this observation wrong or smart?
Blog
By John Bass
From Delta National Park – Monday, June 27, 2011
FISHERIES
Salmon count at Red Bluff Diversion Dam is down
Blog
By Dan Bacher
From IndyBay Media – Monday, June 27, 2011
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