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This years ballot in Oklahoma will include legislation that would make it harder for animal rights groups to stop farming and ranching by giving those people involved projection from groups whose mission is to stop all use of animal in farm operations. Citing the increased efforts...

hat is the message that the delegation from Israel delivered in a week of meeting and panel discussions designed to bring a better understanding of how we can do more to save California’s most valuable asset, water. The meetings took place over several days and touched on many subjects...

Assemblyman James Gallagher (R was successful with his bill to make construction of Sites Reservoir more efficient. The bill would use a model that allows for aspects of the construction to be in motion at the same time. The model sometimes called Design Build has been used successfully...

The Inner Coastal Conservancy Bill (SB 1396 Wolk) has failed to get enough votes to pass out of committee. Even though supporters amended the bill to change it from a “conservancy” to a “program”, to counter some of the concerns brought forth by landowners...

The headline in the June 23 issue of USA Today echoes the headlines of other state newspapers. A record 66 million trees have died in Calif., increasing the fire risk. These headlines in the past few months should serve as a warning to those people working to save the...

On Tuesday March 15th, the Bureau of Reclamation held an open house in Red Bluff to gather input on the Draft Coleman National Fish Hatchery Adaptive Management Plan. Because of dam removal on Battle Creek there is hope that newly available spawning habitat will...