California Regulators Clear Path for Sites Reservoir, State's Biggest Water Project in 50 Years
California regulators have given the go-ahead for Sites Reservoir, a major new water storage project in Colusa County. It's the state's largest reservoir build in more than five decades. The decision closes out years of fighting over the project's cost, its environmental damage and tribal objections.
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California regulators have cleared the way for Sites Reservoir to be built in Colusa County. The project is the state's biggest reservoir undertaking in more than 50 years. With the approval in hand, construction can move forward.
The green light caps years of debate over the project. Those fights centered on what Sites Reservoir will cost, the environmental harm it brings and objections raised by tribes.
TopicsSites Reservoir · Colusa County · California
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