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Judge Wanger has issued his ruling, or at least I think he has ….

Posted by: Aqua Blog Maven on August 31, 2007 at 6:47 pm

Judge Wanger has issued his ruling (apparently), and the Office of the Governor has this press release posted, but it is remarkably short on details and so far, nothing else has come out across the wires:

“Today’s federal court ruling to drastically cut Delta water exports is further proof that our water system is broken, unreliable and in crisis. Judge Oliver Wanger’s decision is a devastating blow to our water supply system and state economy. We must act now to ensure the safety and reliability of California’s water system while we work to protect the environment.

“This decision is also going to have a devastating impact on the state’s economy and the 25 million Californians who depend on Delta water.

The press release does not say what the ruling is, just that exports are going to be reduced (did anyone think otherwise?) … or maybe the Governor’s press guy wanted to go home for the long weekend. I’m sure this is only the first of a flood of press releases and news stories - I’ll keep looking for more information and post it as I find it!

You can read the full text of Schwarzenegger’s press release by clicking here.

August 31, 2007 · Filed Under Delta Issues, Judge Wanger delta smelt ruling

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