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Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta

March 26, 2008--Sierra snowpack down to normal after dry spell (Glenwood Springs Post Independent)

The Sierra snowpack has shrunk to normal levels after a series of big winter storms in January and early February was followed by a relative dry spell.

February 10, 2008--Every drop counts (LA Times)

There is no simple, single definition of drought. In any region, there are periods of below-normal precipitation.

December 15, 2007--Water exports may be cut to save tiny fish (LA Times)

A federal court order Friday will cut water exports to Southern California next year by up to a third in a bid to save a tiny fish teetering at the brink of extinction in the Sacramento-San Joaquin

October 15, 2007--Schwarzenegger goes to bat for dams (Visalia Times-Delta)

The state Legislature last week passed one version of a water development bill that included $6.8 billion in projects, including groundwater improvement and measures to address water quality in the

October 12, 2007--Calif. water is getting worse (Washington Post)

The mighty river delta that supplies water to two-thirds of California's population and serves as one of the most important wildlife habitats on the West Coast is in worse shape than ever despite $

September 20, 2007--California water crisis: Governor proposes $9 billion fix (ens-newswire)

California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has announced a $9 billion water infrastructure proposal to be introduced in the legislative special session that he called in response to California&rsquo

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