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Stories related to: levees

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Environment

West Sacramento Breaks Ground On Largest Levee Project

May 9, 2017 | Amy Quinton

Construction on the biggest levee improvement project in West Sacramento is now underway. The project will help protect the city from a 200-year flood.

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Environment

Rural California Levees Besieged By Pounding Wet Winter

February 24, 2017

(AP) - Federal and state workers are joining farmers in round-the-clock repairs to levees in California's saturated Central Valley, where the wet winter has dams and waterways near or past capacity.

Food and Sustainability

Sutter County Farmer Takes Precautions Following Oroville Dam Emergency

February 21, 2017 | Bob Moffitt

Fruit and nut growers in California are watching the weather, their trees and the volume of standing water in their orchards this week.

Environment

Reclamation Districts Looking For Leaks In State Levees After Lake Oroville Incidents

February 16, 2017

While crews and state agencies are keeping track of runoff levels into Lake Oroville, reclamation districts throughout the state are driving on their levees looking for leaks.

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Environment

Officials Lift Tyler Island Evacuation Advisory

February 15, 2017 | Randol White

UPDATE Feb. 17, 9 a.m.: The evacuation advisory for residents in Tyler Island and the east section of Walnut Grove has been lifted.

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Sacramento To Close Natomas, Del Paso Floodgates

January 6, 2017 | Bob Moffitt

Sacramento has 15 levee openings that allow vehicle traffic to pass through on most days. In the event of rising river waters, the city closes some of those floodgate openings.

Tax Increase Sought To Fund Sacramento Area Levee Upgrades

February 15, 2016

(AP) - The agency charged with protecting the flood-prone Sacramento region from a catastrophic deluge is seeking a property tax increase to fund upgrades to the local levee system.

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Environment

Scientists Say Levees Can Increase Flood Risk And Long-Term Damage

February 9, 2016 | Amy Quinton

People living behind levees on flood plains may not be as well-protected from flood damage as they might think.

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Environment

Feds To Review 2008 Truckee Canal Breach

October 19, 2015 | Bob Moffitt

The federal government has begun the environmental review process for repairs to a canal that breached and flooded nearly 600 properties in 2008.

Environment

$158 Million In President Obama's Budget For Valley Flood Control

February 2, 2015 | Bob Moffitt

President Obama has proposed a budget for next year that includes ten projects between Hamilton City and Bakersfield.

 

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