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By Sarah Elizabeth Villicana, The Porterville Recorder, Calif.  Jun. 16--PORTERVILLE RECORDER Porterville residents are being strongly advised to stay out of the Tule River and Porter Slough.   On Wednesday from 4 a.m. to 4 p.m., the U.S.
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By Jack Betts, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Dec. 17--For all of North Carolina's pressing environmental problems, there are notable success stories about things that work.
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By Victoria Advocate, Texas  Mar. 7--A nearly six-month supply of Guadalupe River water the city of Victoria has agreed to purchase for nearly $2.34 million could come in handy during the next drought, which forecasters said might be just around the corner.
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By Grand Forks Herald, N.D.  Mar. 11--The Middle River-Snake River Watershed District has agreed to repair damage it allegedly caused to the Snake River during construction of a flood control project, according to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
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By Ellyn Pak, The Orange County Register, Calif.  Feb. 6--The drilling of two holes in the Cleveland National Forest began  Monday to test if 646 millions gallons of water can be transported daily  through a tunnel between Riverside and Orange counties.
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Using wind to make clean water could be a winning combination.
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By MARK WILSON, Courier & Press staff writer 464-7417 or wilsonm@courierpress.com  A hard one-inch rain across the Big Creek watershed, such as the area received Tuesday, can cause the creek and its many tributaries to nearly top its banks in a short period of time.
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By Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, Wash.  Feb. 19--Bringing irrigation water to Red Mountain is more than just a pipe dream. It's a plan, although not one that people know much about so far.   The Kennewick Irrigation District only recently unveiled the proposal.
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By Chris Woodka, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Mar. 11--BLYTHE, Calif. -- In 1877, Thomas Blythe had a dream of making the desert bloom and began flooding the desert with water from the Colorado River for the sake of agriculture.
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By DYLAN T. LOVAN  LOUISVILLE, Ky. - With a dozen people dead from weekend flooding in the Midwest and South, residents were busy shoveling mud from homes and businesses that were inundated with water.
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By Dahleen Glanton, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.  Jun. 19--ATLANTA -- North and South Carolina are fighting over a river.  In Tennessee, springs are drying up, jeopardizing production of Jack Daniel's  whiskey. The mayor of Los Angeles is asking residents to take shorter showers.
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The revival of the New River Valley chapter of Trout Unlimited is good news. Chapter members have worked this year to remove trash from Peak Creek and its banks and to install small log structures on the stream bed to provide cover for trout.
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By Don Springer  Warm weather has arrived. I know because the boat traffic has begun in earnest on Coal River. The water skiers are out and even the youngest of the young are wading or swimming in the waters.
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By Yomi S. WrongeMEDIANEWS  The state's second-longest river will be brought back to life after 60 years of being drained dry for Central Valley agriculture, under a settlement filed Wednesday in federal court.
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By Jeff St. John, The Fresno Bee, Calif.  Mar. 3--A world's worth of water technology expertise is coming to Fresno next month, and the central San Joaquin Valley is invited.
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A massive floodcrest has passed safely through the Three Gorges Dam on China&#39;s Yangtze River as devastated communities upstream clean up from floods that killed at least 177 people and injured thousands.
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In what some call the most ambitious US river restoration ever, water will once again flow into the Lower Owens River.