San Diego Union-Tribune
Editorial: Dual-purpose delta
The interests of wildlife and people converge on a canal
Gov. Arnold
Schwarzenegger's Delta Vision Blue Ribbon Task Force has affirmed the
dual purpose of restoring the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta: to meet the
need of its flora, its fauna and 25 million Californians for its water.
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San Diego Union-Tribune
Power switch: City turning to solar, water sources for
renewable energy to run its facilities and save money
By: Michael Burge
Carlsbad has
capitalized on its sunny climate by attracting tourists to its well-appointed
hotels who add cash to the city's economy.
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North County Times
San Elijo Nature Center prepares to open
Two-story building includes exhibits, observation decks
By: Elena Cristiano
ENCINITAS ----
Finishing touches are being made to the long-anticipated San Elijo Nature
Center set to open Jan. 31.
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Vacaville Reporter
Editorial: Make the Case Don't build canal without public
buy-in
A panel of the
governor's top advisers recently recommended getting started on a peripheral
canal to carry water around the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, even if
it means going without approval from voters or the Legislature.
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Sacramento Bee
Editorial: Hasty, high-handed actions threaten Delta rescue
In the world
of California water, the glass is both half full and half empty at the
moment.
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Associated Press
Senate moves on San Joaquin River restoration
bill
Legislation that would also protect wilderness awaits likely approval
WASHINGTON
-- In a rare Sunday session, the Senate advanced legislation that would
implement the San Joaquin River restoration settlement and set aside more
than 2 million acres in nine states as wilderness.
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