Major Water Accord Leaking
In the aftermath of the defeat by the California stateLegislature of bills that would have created an oversight commission forCalFed and provided $12 million to protect endangered fish, CalFed facesadditional obstacles as Republicans in Congress are
In the aftermath of the defeat by the California stateLegislature of bills that would have created an oversight commission forCalFed and provided $12 million to protect endangered fish, CalFed facesadditional obstacles as Republicans in Congress are threatening towithhold $60 million in proposed federal funding for raising Shasta Damand other water projects. While Republicans are generally supportive ofthe Shasta project, they want to see more money designated forwater-supply projects than currently included in CalFed, a state andfederal effort to restore the ecosystem of the Bay-Delta and boost watersupplies for urban and agricultural use. Environmental Defense lawyerTom Graff finds it unlikely that Congress will approve the $60 millionfor CalFed this year, as the California Legislature cannot even agree ona program itself.
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