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On Water news: 30 August 2007
EPA questions toxics cleanup proposal in exchange for water rights
San Francisco Chronicle / by Peter Fimrite
City goes with the flow of new groundwater wells
San Diego Union-Tribune / by Michael Burge
Water rate hike OK'd for farmers
Ventura County Star / by Zeke Barlow
Western Ventura farmers balk over 53 percent water hike
The Associated Press
Paso: Locals petition to lower water fee
San Luis Obispo Tribune / by Leah Etling
Palmdale water board orders conservation measures
Los Angeles Times / by Ann M. Simmons
SSJID: No farm water after Oct. 10
Manteca Bulletin / by Dennis Wyatt
Water conservation on minds of planning commissioners
La Quinta Sun (Arizona) / by Marcel Honoré
Controversial canal's impact on Delta remains largely unknown
Stockton Record / by Alex Breitler
Environmental groups find fault with state's perchlorate standard proposal
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin / by Jason Pesick
Rialto's toxic perchlorate plume may prompt emergency decree
Riverside Press-Enterprise / by Jim Miller
Supervisors OK $25,000 tax for Los Osos homeowners
San Luis Obispo Tribune / by Sona Patel
Water cases to flood court
Imperial Valley Press / by Darren Simon
Peach farmer: 'Get your act together': Lodi's wastewater discharge have too much salt?
Lodi News-Sentinel / by Matt Brown
Shallow Waters for Steelhead? Expert Alleges Water Poaching in Montecito Creeks
Santa Barbara Independent / by Martha Sadler
Muddy waters in Goshen
Visalia Times-Delta / by Gerald Carroll
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