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California Water Policy

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This page collects the one public record POLISCOPE has tagged with “California Water Policy”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Water Management, Colorado River, and Drought.

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  1. Sun, Aug 91 item
    1. Federal Colorado River management plan creates two-year uncertainty for California water agenciesA federal plan for the Colorado River provides only short-term relief, leaving California water agencies and state officials without long-term certainty regarding water allocations. The current strateUnited States

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  1. 01Metropolitan Water Districtorganization1 mentions
  2. 02Colorado Riverlocation1 mentions
  3. 03U.S. Bureau of Reclamationorganization1 mentions
  4. 04Mark Goldperson1 mentions
  5. 05Elizabeth Koebeleperson1 mentions
  6. 06Imperial Irrigation Districtorganization1 mentions
  7. 07Californialocation1 mentions
  8. 08Jay Weinerperson1 mentions
  9. 09Keith Nobrigaperson1 mentions
  10. 10Gavin Newsomperson1 mentions

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  • Topic to peopleMark Gold, Elizabeth Koebele, Jay Weiner (+2 more)
  • Topic to orgsMetropolitan Water District, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Imperial Irrigation District
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  1. Aug 9, 2026NewsFederal Colorado River management plan creates two-year uncertainty for California water agencies