One big tap: merging the giant state and federal water projects

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The Central Valley Project (CVP) initiated in 1935is one of the largest water projects in California. The Senate passed a preliminary version of the CVP reform legislation in the wake of a six consecutive years of drought, while Congress is working on its own version. TheCVP supplies 20% of the state's water and services agricultural production which grosses $18 billion a year. Farming interests inspired the CVP draft by Senator John Seymour. Issues surrounding the CVP bill range from irrigation subsidies to environmental restoration appropriations and state takeover of theproject.

Management, Social policy, Fazio, Vic, Central Valley Project (California), Seymour, John F.

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What's up for the Golden State?

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President George W. Bush is expected to court California as diligently as Clinton, but in a different way, despite not capturing the hearts of most California voters.

Political aspects

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