California Water Projects to Receive $260M of Obama Stimulus, but Most of It will Go to Protecting Fish (SanFranciscoChronicle)
Apr.18, 2009 in
Drought, Public Works
(April 16, 2009, The San Francisco Chronicle)
Cash-strapped California will receive $260 million in federal economic stimulus funds to fix dams, restore fisheries and habitat and help the state cope with drought conditions, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Wednesday.
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