Three South San Joaquin Counties Face Dangerous Water Shortage Crisis
Kern County leaders push for urgent water solutions to save agriculture with a concept for equitable State Federal use of the San Luis works. The plan seeks simultaneous construction and negotiation to speed relief, urging start now rather than waiting on all details.
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San Joaquin
San Luis
Tulare County Water Deficit Despite Rich Farm Output
A 1956 Tulare County engineering report explains groundwater shortfalls despite strong farm income and Central Valley Project flows. Overdrafts from nearby areas and incomplete distribution systems limit use of CVP supplies, creating water deficits in parts of the county.
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Tulare County
San Joaquin
Central Valley
Friant-Kern
Sierras
Tuare County
Ize Central Valley
Water politics in Tulare County stress supply and origin rights
Discussion outlines the need for better cooperation to solve California water problems, focusing on Tulare County. It notes an estimated annual county demand of 1,200,000 acre feet against 1,245,000 acre feet available, with 70,000 acre feet under contract for undeveloped lands. Groundwater shows uneven trends, and local districts seek firm supplies, led by Kaweah Delta and other major districts.
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California
Kern County
J. F. Sorenson
W. A. Alexander
Tulare County
Sorenson- Alexander
Sierra Nevada
Central Valley
Tulare
Friant-Kern Canal
Tule River
Kaweath Delta
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