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Flooding from the Salinas River forces the closure of a road at Salinas, California on Jan. 12, 2023. (Photo: Reuters/Nathan Frandino)
Crops

California picks up debris from latest storm, braces for next

Also: Why all this rain won't end California's drought

By Sharon Bernstein January 13, 2023
Sacramento | Reuters — Rain-soaked Californians took advantage of a break in a weeks-long deluge to haul away dead trees, restore downed power lines and prepare new stacks of sandbags […] Read more

A drone’s-eye view of crews repairing a levee, north of the Cosumnes River, after it was breached by heavy rains and flooded Sacramento County roads and properties near Wilton, just southeast of Sacramento, on Jan. 2, 2023. (Photo: Reuters/Fred Greaves)

Another ‘atmospheric river’ storm renews flood threat in California

By Sharon Bernstein, Steve Gorman January 5, 2023
Sacramento | Reuters — Emergency crews braced for the next bout of high winds and torrential rains forecast to sweep California starting on Wednesday, renewing the threat of power outages […] Read more


(UCCS.ucdavis.edu)
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California to limit pollutants from diesel exhaust to cow gas

By Sharon Bernstein September 19, 2016
Reuters — California on Monday moved to restrict air pollutants from sources as diverse as diesel trucks and cow flatulence, the latest of several efforts in the most populous U.S. […] Read more

(UCCS.ucdavis.edu)
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California communities beg for relief from drought restrictions

By Sharon Bernstein April 21, 2016
Sacramento | Reuters — California communities where a wet winter has filled reservoirs and begun ameliorating the state’s catastrophic four-year drought begged water regulators on Wednesday to reduce or eliminate […] Read more

A young commercial date palm planting in California’s Coachella Valley. (RF Lee photo courtesy ARS/USDA)
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California rules led to near 25 per cent cut in water use

By Sharon Bernstein April 4, 2016
Sacramento | Reuters –– Residents and businesses in drought-stricken California cut back water use by nearly 25 per cent from June 2015 through the end of February 2016 — enough […] Read more


California’s Department of Water Resources gauges the snowpack in the Sierra Nevada mountains through manual surveys, such as this one in late December 2004. (Paul Hames photo, copyright California Department of Water Resources)
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Deep snow in California mountains offers hope in drought

By Sharon Bernstein December 31, 2015
Reuters — A cold, wet start to California’s winter has dumped nearly five feet of snow in the Sierra Nevada mountains, state water experts said Wednesday, fuelling hope that 2016 […] Read more

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Farmers would pay more for water from proposed California tunnel

By Sharon Bernstein November 16, 2014
Sacramento | Reuters –– California farmers would pay more to irrigate their crops under a proposal to build tunnels under the San Joaquin-Sacramento River Delta to funnel water to the […] Read more

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California may step up enforcement of water restrictions amid drought

By Sharon Bernstein July 2, 2014
Sacramento | Reuters — California may ratchet up enforcement of drought-related pumping restrictions in slow-moving creeks and lakes under new rules being considered on Tuesday, prompting worry among farmers as […] Read more


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California drought will cost thousands of farm jobs, study says

By Sharon Bernstein May 20, 2014
Sacramento | Reuters — California’s drought will cause thousands of workers to lose their jobs and cost farmers in the state’s Central Valley breadbasket US$1.7 billion, researchers said in the […] Read more

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Rain soaks California causing floods, but won’t end drought

By Sharon Bernstein March 1, 2014
Sacramento | Reuters — A large winter storm brought much-needed relief to parched California on Friday, boosting its reservoirs and dropping snow on the Sierra Nevada mountains, but the precipitation […] Read more

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