FW: On Water news: 17 August

Editorial: Sinking the water bond Hanford Sentinel Final well-killing procedure is pushed back L.A. Times / by Richard Fausset Louisiana shrimping season reopens after spill S.F. Chronicle / by Cain Burdeau and Mary Foster (Associated Press) UN says millions without help in Pakistan floods Sacramento Bee / by Ashraf Kahn (Associated Press) San Diego water use down 11 percent San Diego Union-Tribune / by Mike Lee With water funds tight, Atwater focuses on repairing one well Merced Sun-Star / by Mike North Judge denies 2008 request to halt Cambria desalination project San Luis Obispo Tribune / by Bert Etling Feds find Klamath reservoir muck nontoxic; determination key to efforts to remove four Klamath River dams Eureka Times-Standard / by John Driscoll More fish seem to be living in Napa River Napa Valley Register / by Mike Treleven Economic plans at the heart of 2010 Tahoe Summit Reno Gazette-Journal / by Frank X. Mullen Jr. Hearing set in Asian Carp suit against feds Contra Costa Times Editorial: Shrinking Mead Salt Lake Tribune Fly Fishers Serving as Transports for Noxious Little Invaders N.Y. Times / by Felicity Barringer Researchers find Lake Tahoe not getting murkier Sacramento Bee Tahoe's clarity declines slightly Tahoe Daily Tribune / by Matthew Renda Opinion: Los Angeles hasn't let up in beach water monitoring Torrance Daily Breeze / by Enrique C. Zaldivar Opinion: Pesticide pollution must be curbed in urban areas, too San Jose Mercury News / by Mary-Ann Warmerdam Fresno State prof's idea saves water Fresno Bee / by Robert Rodriguez West Point water fix up for board discussion Tue. Sonora Union-Democrat / by Sean Janssen Board narrowly approves water plan applicants Siskiyou Daily News / by David Smith Short work made of tearing down Woodland's towering water tank Woodland Daily Democrat / by James Noonan Original post blogged on b2evolution.

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