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State laws hamper flood flow storage but one San Joaquin Valley water district cut through the red tape. Can others follow?

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January 15, 2023

It seems like such a no brainer: Grab the floodwater inundating California right now and shove it into our dried up aquifers for later use. But water plus California never […]

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