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State water board considering more for fish, less for farmers
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Published 9 years ago on
September 16, 2016

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The California Water Resource Control Board is considering a plan to leave more water for struggling fish and less for Central Valley farmers.

Read more at SFGate.com.

Read more about the plan from the State Water Board.

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