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•January 23, 2015•Mariah•california drought, california water, California Water Commission, groundwater, groundwater storage, Prop 1, Stanford study, water storage

California Water Commission, Heed Stanford Study’s Findings: Ground Storage 6 Times more Effective than Surface

For Immediate Release: Friday, January 23, 2015 Contact: Steve Hopcraft 916/457-5546; steve@hopcraft.com; Twitter: @shopcraft; Barbara Barrigan-Parrilla 209/479-2053 barbara@restorethedelta.org; Twitter: @RestoretheDelta Restore the Delta Calls on California Water Commission To Heed Stanford Study’s Findings: Ground Storage 6 Times more Effective than Surface Restore the Delta (RTD), opponents of Gov. Brown’s plan to build Peripheral Tunnels that...

•February 28, 2014•Mariah•BDCP, california water, corporate agribusiness, fracking, groundwater, media alerts, oil deposits, peripheral tunnelsb, selenium damaged land, unsustainable crops

Media Advisory for Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Media Advisory for Tuesday, March 4, 2014 Contact: Steve Hopcraft 916/457-5546; steve@hopcraft.com; Twitter: @shopcraft; Barbara Barrigan-Parrilla 209/479-2053; barbara@restorethedelta.org; Twitter: @RestoretheDelta Governor’s Water Tunnels Opponents to Release New Map: Largest Agricultural Water Users, Selenium-Damaged Land, Oil Deposits for Fracking Sacramento, CA- Restore the Delta (RTD) and Food and Water Watch, opponents of Governor Brown’s rush to...

•February 19, 2014•Mariah•American River, Barbara Boxer, bay delta conservation plan, BDCP, bureau of reclamation, California Emergency Drought Relief Act of 2014, Castaic Lake, central valley project, Chinook salmon, David Valadao, Delta Cross Channel Gates, Delta Flows, Delta smelt, Department of Food and Agriculture, department of water resources, Devin Nunes, Dianne Feinstein, drought, drought emergency, Drought Task Force, Emergency Watershed Protection, endangered species act, EQIP, Exchange Contractors, Fall Midwater Trawl Survey, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC, Firebaugh, Folsom Lake, fracking, governor jerry brown, groundwater, H.R. 3964, hydropower, Jeff Kightlinger, Jim Costa, John Boehner, John Laird, Kevin McCarthy, Klamath Basin, Lake McClure, Lake Oroville, Lake Shasta, Latino Water Coalitiion, Metropolitan Water District, Millerton Lake, newsletter, paleolimatologist, president obama, Public Resources Code, Pyramid Lake, reservoirs, sacramento-san joaquin delta, Sacramento-San Joaquin Emergency Water Delivery Act, San Joaquin Valley, San Luis Reservoir, snowpack, State Water Project, State Water Resources Control Board, steelhead, Temporary Urgency Change, Tom Vilsack, USDA, Water Code, water conservation, water diversions, water quality, water transfers, westlands water district, Wild and Scenic Rivers

News from Restore the Delta: 2/19/2014

“Go not for every grief to the physician, nor for every quarrel to the lawyer, nor for every thirst to the pot.” – George Herbert So much has happened in the first six weeks of 2014 that anyone may be forgiven for feeling dazed and confused. To help you sort out one thread of events,...

•January 17, 2014•Mariah•BDCP, Brown Administration, california drought, california sportfishing alliance, california water, groundwater, local water alternativesr, media release, regional water alternatives, southern california, sustainable agriculture, sustainable economy, water management, water shortage

Our Response to Drought Declaration: California Can’t Tunnel its Way Out of Drought Conditions, Highlighting Need for Sustainable Solution, Tunnels of no use in dry years

For Immediate Release: Friday, January 17, 2014 Contact: Steve Hopcraft 916/457-5546; steve@hopcraft.com; Twitter: @shopcraft; @MrSandHillCrane; Barbara Barrigan-Parrilla 209/479-2053 barbara@restorethedelta.org; Twitter: @RestoretheDelta California Can’t Tunnel its Way Out of Drought Conditions, Highlighting Need for Sustainable Solution Tunnels of no use in dry years; California should use $60 billion for sustainable water solutions, not build tunnels that...

For Immediate Release: Monday, January 13, 2014 Contact: Steve Hopcraft 916/457-5546; steve@hopcraft.com; Twitter: @shopcraft; @MrSandHillCrane; Barbara Barrigan-Parrilla 209/479-2053 barbara@restorethedelta.org; Twitter: @RestoretheDelta California Can’t Tunnel its Way Out of Drought Conditions Highlighting Need for Sustainable Solution Tunnels of no use in dry years; California should use $70 billion for sustainable water solutions, not build tunnels that...

California Water Commission, Heed Stanford Study’s Findings: Ground Storage 6 Times more Effective than Surface

Media Advisory for Tuesday, March 4, 2014

News from Restore the Delta: 2/19/2014

Our Response to Drought Declaration: California Can’t Tunnel its Way Out of Drought Conditions, Highlighting Need for Sustainable Solution, Tunnels of no use in dry years

California Can’t Tunnel its Way Out of Drought Conditions Highlighting Need for Sustainable Solution

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California Water Commission, Heed Stanford Study’s Findings: Ground Storage 6 Times more Effective than Surface

Media Advisory for Tuesday, March 4, 2014

News from Restore the Delta: 2/19/2014

Our Response to Drought Declaration: California Can’t Tunnel its Way Out of Drought Conditions, Highlighting Need for Sustainable Solution, Tunnels of no use in dry years

California Can’t Tunnel its Way Out of Drought Conditions Highlighting Need for Sustainable Solution

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