CWA-CCW Slides 3-12-16

Use the following link to download the slides from the California Farm Water Coalition presentation at Harris Ranch on March 12, 2016:

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Food Grows Where Water Flows

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After two back-to-back storms, California lakes increased their water levels. The two lakes with the largest percentage increase were Folsom Lake, rising from 66% to 72% capacity, or 115% of its historical average, and Millerton Lake, rising from 72% to 78% or 114% of its historical average. ... See MoreSee Less

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Happy National Pet Day! Meet the pups of our staff here at the California Farm Water Coalition. 🐶Wednesday loves playing with toys and playing catch and Chestnut is just the strong silent cuddling type. 🎾💤Hunter loves car rides, jogging, peanut butter puzzles, and his stuffed bear. 🏃‍♂️🥜Rowdy loves long walks on the beach and not returning the ball in a game of catch. 🏖️Bunny loves walks, snacks, and any kind of game and Holly loves sleeping in, walks, and traveling in the car. 🥩🚗 ... See MoreSee Less

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The Central Valley Project is overseen by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, which raised agricultural water users' allotments from 15% to 35% of their contractual amount south of the delta and from 75% to 100% north of the delta. #cawater #caagriculture ... See MoreSee Less

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