BAY DELTA CONSERVATION PLAN
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From Contra Costa Times - Thursday, March 28, 2013
Coalition response...Significant changes have taken place in the Bay Delta Conservation Plan
process since a year ago, among them the number of intakes in the north Delta
from five to three. The amount of water to be moved through the tunnels has
also been reduced from 15,000 cubic feet per second to only 9,000 cubic feet
per second.
Locating the intakes in the north
Delta also benefits the smelt, which does not reside in that area. During most
years, the smelt are expected to increase in numbers with increased food
supplies produced in the more than 100,000 acres of new habitat.
Biologists have indicated that added habitat could result in higher
productivity for the salmonid fish by giving them more area in which to grow
instead of being flushed immediately out of the Delta.
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