On Water

Fish fight may doom dam: Environmental lawsuit to decide fate of Lake Red Bluff
Redding Record Searchlight / by Tim Hearden

Harvest of cash: Kern County agency buys public water low, sells high
Contra Costa Times / by Mike Taugher

Approval of desalination was critical
North County Times Editorial

Lives affected by eco-imposed water laws
Gridley Herald / by Karen Duncan

Major water ruling challenged
Associated Press / by Brendan Riley

Proposal to harness wind power off Mendocino coast worries fishing industry
Sacramento Bee / by Maddalena Jackson

Tiered pricing considered for water conservation
Daily Pilot (Newport) / by Daniel Tedford

Water issues tax city growth
Antelope Valley Press / by Linda Lee

What Manteca needs to do to reduce water waste
Manteca Bulletin / by Dennis Wyatt

Topanga Creek near Malibu will be allowed to rise again
Los Angeles Times / by Tami Abdollah

Bill would allow agencies to ban water softeners if salt threatens recycling efforts
Sacramento Bee / by Daniel Zarchy

Using creeks for sewers is costly
San Luis Obispo Tribune / by Daniel Sneed

A Tall, Cool Drink of ... Sewage?
New York Times / by Elizabeth Royte

Mines still threaten Colorado River, foes say
Arizona Republic / by Shaun McKinnon

Don't let thirsty Las Vegas suck the life out of Utah
Salt Lake Tribune / by Cris Cowley

Petitions challenge water pipeline: Opponents in two counties dispute state engineer ruling
Las Vegas Review-Journal / by Henry Brean

Goshute Tribe Opposes Water Pumping
Las Vegas Now / by George Knapp

Computerized systems make irrigation easy, save precious water
Modesto Bee / by Donna Birch