Environmental rules stoke anger as California lets precious stormwater wash out to sea – Phys.org
Environmental rules stoke anger as California lets precious stormwater wash out to sea – Phys.org
Environmental rules designed to protect imperiled fish in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta have ignited anger among a bipartisan group of lawmakers. They say too much of California’s stormwater is being washed out to sea instead of being pumped to reservoirs and aqueducts. But experts say it’s not that simple.
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