California invests in critical Central Valley water infrastructure projects
California invests in critical Central Valley water infrastructure projects – Courthouse News Service
California’s water authorities will spend $15 million in three crucial water management zones within the drought-ravaged southern Central Valley. The funds from the Department of Water Resources‘ Integrated Regional Water Management Program — part of the “Go Golden” program to help large organizations, water agencies and communities build long-term water conservation and resilience planning — are going to eight local project sponsors.
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