Environmental
May 14, 2007
State Changes Tactics to Keep Water Flowing
SAN FRANCISCO - A flurry of legal and bureaucratic activity in recent days means that vital water pumps serving millions of Californians will continue to operate as usual - for now.
By Dennis Pfaff
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A flurry of legal and bureaucratic activity in recent days means that vital water pumps serving millions of Californians will continue to operate as usual - for now.
But environmentalists who persuaded a judge to threaten to shut down the operation for violating state endangered species law vowed to continue to pressure regulator...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A flurry of legal and bureaucratic activity in recent days means that vital water pumps serving millions of Californians will continue to operate as usual - for now.
But environmentalists who persuaded a judge to threaten to shut down the operation for violating state endangered species law vowed to continue to pressure regulator...
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