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Dan Beard: How To Save California Agriculture from Itself
Central Valley ProjectC-WINMay 1, 2015Comment
C-WIN Statement on Revised Bay-Delta Conservation Plan/Twin Tunnels
C-WIN, Twin TunnelsC-WINMay 1, 2015Comment
Be Productive While Working on the Road
NewsC-WINApril 27, 2015
C-WIN's Tom Stokely in National Geographic
C-WIN, Central Valley ProjectC-WINApril 23, 2015Comment
Groves and Fishes
Central Valley ProjectC-WINApril 21, 2015Comment
Brown's Twin Tunnels Plan Abandons Fish Protection
Ecology & Environment, Twin TunnelsC-WINApril 16, 2015Comment
C-WIN's Tom Stokely featured in Trinity Journal
C-WIN, Trinity / KlamathC-WINApril 14, 2015Comment
The Modern Workspace
NewsC-WINApril 13, 2015
C-WIN criticizes Governor Brown's emergency declaration for continuing to allow planting of permanent crops in areas of groundwater overdraft and poisoned lands.
C-WIN, Central Valley Project, Poisoned LandsC-WINApril 5, 2015Comment
Nasa Says California has One Year of Water Left
GeneralC-WINMarch 21, 2015Comment
C-WIN's own Tom Stokely is quoted in this article in East Bay Express!
C-WIN, Central Valley ProjectC-WINMarch 19, 2015Comment
California has about one year of water left. Will you ration now?
GeneralC-WINMarch 14, 2015Comment
Tap California's innovators to develop water policies
GeneralC-WINMarch 10, 2015Comment
Capitol Weekly: Water Rights Cost Draws Scrutiny
Water RightsC-WINFebruary 26, 2015Comment
Mercury News editorial: Delta's health should take priority over pumping
Twin TunnelsC-WINFebruary 25, 2015Comment
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