Natural Resources
Sep. 21, 2005
Water-Rights Cases Increase With Population
RIVERSIDE - Decades ago, anglers on the Trinity River reeled in dozens of salmon. But as farmers downstream from the snakelike Northern California river became more dependent on its water, the river shrank to 10 percent of its normal level, and the fish population plummeted.
But as farmers downstream from the snakelike Northern California river became more de...
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