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February 28, 2012

Why H.R. 1837 Threatens California’s Steelhead and Salmon

February 28, 2012

H.R. 1837 is House of Representatives legislation that turns California’s water law upside down while it abandons most of the bi-partisan water reform projects currently underway.

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"Flooding rice fields during the off-season mimics the way rivers once flowed across the floodplains like a liquid solar panel, letting algae and other phytoplankton soak up the energy they need to sustain a vibrant food web."

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#California farmers have partnered with biologists, water regulators and conservation groups to reconnect the leveed Sacramento River with its floodplains at places most likely to benefit #salmon. My latest for @insideclimate w/@CalTrout's Jacob Katz
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"Rain coming in waves like it is this week is huge for fish." Patrick Samuel, CalTrout's Bay Area Regional Director gives a report about what this weather means for fish.

Read more in our latest news post. #cawater

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H.R. 1837

What Do Winter Storms Mean For Fish?

What Do Winter Storms Mean For Fish?

A Special New Year for CalTrout

A Special New Year for CalTrout

Why H.R. 1837 Threatens California’s Steelhead and Salmon

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