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Water Supply Protection
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California 4.4 or QSA or Water Plan
State
CA
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Colorado Mainstem
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CWCB
Title
California 4.4 Plan / QSA / Water Plan
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News Article/Press Release
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<br />1 <br />The Nando Times: California group rejects deal to irrigate from Colorado River <br /> <br />MWD chief Ron Gastelum said in a statement that the district could <br />not support it because of "last-minute terms which deviate <br />substantially from aspects of the October agreement" which Imperial <br />tentatively signed. <br /> <br />"In the end IID's demands ask every household in the state to put up <br />about another $30 for its transfer deal with no caps for future costs. <br />The last time an 11th-hour proposal was hastily approved (in <br />California) it created an energy crisis. This will not be the case with <br />water," Gastelum said. <br /> <br />For almost a century, Imperial County has used more than a trillion <br />gallons of Colorado River water a year to turn the desert into rich, <br />green farms that provide much of the country's winter vegetables. The <br />district has balked at giving up water. <br /> <br />But in recent years, pressure has mounted on all sides to share that <br />wealth. To the west, fast-growing San Diego wants to secure more of <br />the river as a long-term water supply for homes and businesses. To <br />the east, six other states want California to cut its overuse of the river <br />so they can take their rightful shares. <br /> <br />rscuss this story in our news forums: <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />'I..og/n I JS/gnup~ J Post I ~ RtSt I <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />Comments are posted to a user forum, which can be accessed by other users. This is <br />not a private communication. User agreement <br /> <br />Health S. Science Section Archive: Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri ~ fu!n <br /> <br />.......... <br /> <br />Copyright @ 2003 Nando Media <br />Do you have some feedback for the Nando Times staff? <br /> <br />Front I Nation I World I Business I Technolooy I SDorts I SDortServer <br />Politics I ODin ions I Health&Science I Entertainment I Weird News I Weather <br /> <br />:.... :..u :.': :.... :U"' :..." :H: ,...:... :-'.. All the SPOl'1S you can handle. <br />.....:: :: :''It'll... :"'.... :'!!...: : :,"'!I: :~'l~:: I,. ". ['1 . <br /> <br />....: :..'G~..:h:e I~:;;t ~~~:'~..;.~.~IV~!: ::.. ~ ~rOH I SERUtR <br /> <br />http://www.nandotimes.com/healthscience/story/697 607p-5163 702c.html <br /> <br />Page 2 of3 <br /> <br />produce than <br />water. study <br />says <br /> <br />Feds report <br />fewer <br />uninsured <br />children <br />during first <br />half of 2002 <br /> <br />Atlanta study <br />says autism <br />more <br />common <br />than thought <br /> <br />FDA <br />approves <br />rheumatoid <br />arthritis <br />medication <br /> <br />New <br />evidence <br />shows <br />cocaine <br />damages <br />brain cells <br /> <br />Diabetes, <br />obesity grow <br />in 2002 <br /> <br />CDC survey <br />finds rise in <br />binge <br />drinking <br />among <br />Americans <br /> <br />California <br />group rejects <br />deal to <br />irrigate from <br />Colorado <br />River <br /> <br />Pennsylvania <br />works to <br />avert <br />walkout by <br />hospital <br />su rgeons <br /> <br />Commerce <br />Department <br />eases rules <br />on labeling <br /> <br />1/2/2003 <br />
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