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On Water news: 19 March 2008
Levee agency moves to acquire land
Marysville Appeal-Democrat / by Andrea Koskey
Golf course goes green by going brown
Antelope Valley Press / by Jim Skeen
Groups threaten to sue over decline of San Francisco Bay-Delta
Associated Press
Environmental groups to sue over California Delta's deterioration
Central Valley Business Times
Everyone needs to work together on invasive species
Ag Alert / by Doug Johnson
Bakersfield, other cities suing chemical companies over water contamination
Bakersfield Californian / by Stacey Shepard and James Geluso
Banned chemical from farm products taints some Bakersfield water wells
CBS 29 Eyewitness News - Bakersfield
County says drugs in our water not a likely worry
Ukiah Daily Journal / by Zack Sampsel
Raw sewage spills into 2 creeks
Grass Valley Union / by Dave Moller
Water project could doom Cold War Nike missile site in San Rafael
Marin Independent Journal / by Mike Prado
Wastewater plant renovation progresses
Lompoc Record / by Glenn Wallace
Old copper may rob town of future: Mine tailings from decades past might put crimp in expansion plans
Stockton Record / by Dana M. Nichols
Litigation threat prevents Plymouth Pipeline expansion
Amador Ledger Dispatch / by Jerry Budrick
Koheo Wetland restoration damaged
Molokai Times
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