Water
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California Water Heist | Pumping the Delta Water to....
his should be interesting ...... wondering where the Delta is being "pumped" to ? National Geographic March 14th
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Office of Emergency Services Delta Video
Though only light rain is occuring, flood-fight operations continue in the Delta and San Joaquin River. High winds continue to cause damage to levees, and boating can enhance the wave impact.
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Lake Berryessa Water Reaches Glory Hole spillway at Monticello Dam
As of this afternoon the lake is technically and officially only 1.0 feet below the spillway, so get ready for summer ladies and gentleman because LAKE BERRYESSA IS OFFICIALLY FULL!!
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2013 vs 2017 on the Oroville Spillway
Water Expected to Flow into Lake Oroville Emergency Spillway Soon Oroville, Calif. -- Lake Oroville is expected to rise this morning to the level that allows water to flow down an emergency spillway and into the Feather River, according to the California Department of Water Resources (DWR). The volume of water is expected to pose no flood threat downstream and should remain well within the capacity of the Feather River and other channels to handle. Oroville Dam itself remains safe, and there is no imminent threat to the public.
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Clear Lake Update Feb 10 | Possible Delay reported on Quagga Sticker Increase
Clear Lake Update Feb 10 | Possible Delay reported on Quagga Sticker Increase
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Clear Lake Fishing Report this Week | Jan 31
Current conditions have improved somewhat as the lake is now at 8.13 Rumsey, and roads are all fairly clear in and out.
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Water diversion on streamflow and macroinvertebrates on small streams in Humboldt County
CDFW Environmental Scientist Nicholas Simpson recently presented the results of an interesting study on the effects of water diversion on streamflow and macroinvertebrates on small streams in Humboldt County. Scientists wanted to know how water diversions.
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Fishing Blade Baits to Catch Deep Water Bass
A vertical presentation for suspended or stacked fish in water temps below 55 degrees.
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Don't Release Aquarium Plants into Local Waterways
Hemlock water dropwort (Oenanthe crocata) in spring The recent discovery of a non-native aquatic plant in Minnesota is a reminder that people should always dispose of aquarium or water garden plants or animals appropriately – not by releasing them into the environment.
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Next Wednesday: Origins of California's Water Wars in STockton
On January 25th at 6:00 p.m. in Stockton, Restore the Delta policy analyst, Tim Stroshane will be reading from his new book “Drought, Water Law, and the Origins of California’s Central Valley Project.” Come join us at the Restore the Delta office for a college-level class in California Water History.
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The next wave of Power-Pole dominance is ready to hit the water.
Power-Pole continues to lead the way with innovative upgrades to an already superior hydraulic anchor collection. Newly designed pumps and remotes driven by state-of-the-art technology for lightning-fast response offer improved performance.
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The Delta Needs Flows
The 21-year-old Bay-Delta Water Quality Control Plan is outdated. The State Water Resources Control Board has begun the process to update this plan starting first with the most endangered river in America, the San Joaquin River. This process is called Phase I of SED for the San Joaquin River. Sign our petition to ask the Board to do the right thing.
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Update from Clear Lake | January 8
Major mudslides around the county make navigating treacherous as does moderate to severe flooding in Hidden Valley, Kelseyville, Upper Lake, Lower Lake, and areas in Lakeport as well.
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Action Alert: Start Off 2017 Protecting SF Bay-Delta Flows!
We are at the State Water Resources Control Board today for the last public hearing on Phase I of the Bay-Delta Water Quality Control Plan, fighting for adequate flows from the San Joaquin River to save fisheries and protect Delta people. You can watch this hearing live at this link.
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State releases report on disputed twin tunnels water plan
The analysis, a snooze-inducing tome roughly equivalent in size to 66 Bibles, judges a project that remains at least a year away from final approval. Nevertheless, it generated a fresh batch of criticism from environmentalists, who insist the tunnels would devastate the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta by depriving it of its most critical ingredient — fresh water.
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Caption This....
The First an Last time I hit a new body of water with out my Navionics mapping card....
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President Obama Signs Water Resources Development Act
Today, President Obama signed the Water Resources Development Act.
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