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Newsom says California will sue Trump over Delta water, endangered fish
BY RYAN SABALOW AND DALE KASLER, Sacramento Bee NOVEMBER 21, 2019 11:01 AM Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration said Thursday it will sue the Trump administration over its efforts to push more water through…
The Interior Secretary Wants to Enlarge a Dam. An Old Lobbying Client Would Benefit.
By Coral Davenport Sept. 28, 2019 Updated 9:17 a.m. ET WASHINGTON — For years, the Interior Department resisted proposals to raise the height of its towering Shasta Dam in Northern California. The…

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ISE and Golden State Salmon Association Partner to put on Crab Feed Fundraising Dinner Saturday, January 18, Cal Expo

About GSSA

GSSA’s mission is to restore California salmon for their economic, recreational, commercial, environmental, cultural and health values.

GSSA is a coalition that includes commercial and recreational salmon fishermen, related businesses, restaurants, a native tribe, environmentalists, elected officials, families, and communities that rely on salmon. GSSA has a board comprised of representatives of this diverse community, which reaches from Oregon to the Central Coast, through the Bay-Delta and up a dozen rivers in the Central Valley.

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