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The California Water Impact Network is a state-wide organization that advocates for the equitable and sustainable use of California’s fresh water resources for all Californians.
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C-WIN Leads Coalition in Comments on Waste Discharge for Grasslands Bypass Project

C-WIN led a coalition of 17 organizations to submit comments on draft Waste Discharge Requirements for the Grasslands Bypass Project.  You can view the comments here.

Central Valley Project, Poisoned LandsC-WINJune 30, 2014Comment
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