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Central Valley and State Water Boards Adopt New Funding for Disadvantaged Communities

ON Apr 25, 2014

By Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board. Press Release: The Central Valley Water Board has adopted a resolution establishing 14 Supplemental Environmental Projects to benefit disadvantaged communities in the Central Valley...

Gov. Jerry Brown's drought plan to help Valley towns

ON Feb 19, 2014

By Rick Montanez, ABC 30 Fresno. Communities around the Valley are facing ongoing water problems like contamination, on top of drought issues. Gov. Jerry Brown proposed drought relief legislation promises to help with those issues...

Water in America: Is It Safe to Drink?

ON Feb 17, 2014

California's Lingering Drought and Pollution Defy Solutions

ON Feb 13, 2014

Committee approves Wolk water bond to address state's urgent water needs

ON Feb 11, 2014

Legislation Proposes Funding for Comprehensive Drinking Water Plan

ON Feb 11, 2014

PWQA Donates $2,500 to Community Water Center

ON Feb 06, 2014

CWC at the CDC Museum

ON Feb 06, 2014

A Central Valley Farming Town Copes with Toxic Tap Water

ON Dec 09, 2013

EPA head laments lack of clean water in San Joaquin Valley

ON Nov 22, 2013

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Central Valley and State Water Boards Adopt New Funding for Disadvantaged Communities

Through our policy advocacy efforts, CWC has called for new funding sources to fill the needs of communities struggling to afford sustainable water solutions. Since April, two new sources of...

Gov. Jerry Brown's drought plan to help Valley towns

By Rick Montanez ABC 30 – KFSN-TV Fresno, CA http://abclocal.go.com/kfsn/story?section=news/state&id=9438102 (02/19/2014) FRESNO, Calif. — Communities around the Valley are facing ongoing water problems like contamination, on top of drought issues....

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California's Lingering Drought and Pollution Defy Solutions

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Committee approves Wolk water bond to address state's urgent water needs

Bond funds broadly supported projects for safe & reliable water supply, Delta restoration Sen. Wolk Press Release https://sd03.senate.ca.gov/news/2014-02-11-committee-approves-wolk-water-bond-address-state-s-urgent-water-needs (02/11/2014) SACRAMENTO–The Senate’s Natural Resources and Water Committee voted 6-0 today...

Legislation Proposes Funding for Comprehensive Drinking Water Plan

Asm. Alejo Press Release https://www.asmdc.org/members/a30/press/legislation-proposes-funding-for-comprehensive-drinking-water-plan (02/12/2014) (SACRAMENTO) — Assemblymember Luis Alejo (D-Salinas) has introduced legislation proposing $2 million to devise a comprehensive drinking water plan. Specifically, the funds would...

PWQA Donates $2,500 to Community Water Center

Water Technology Online https://www.watertechonline.com/articles/167690-pwqa-donates-2500-to-community-water-center (2/6/2014) TUSTIN, Calif. — The Pacific Water Quality Association (PWQA) has announced that it is donating $2,500 to the Community Water Center (CWC) to assist...

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