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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “infrastructure”

Sacramento River, seen in Redding, California.

Water Board Extends Protest Period for Sites Reservoir

Brian German July 18, 2023Agri-Business, Water

The protest period for the proposed Sites Reservoir has been extended by the State Water Resources Control Board. Originally, the deadline for submitting protests against the project was August 1. …

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infrastructureSites Reservoir ProjectState Water Resources Control Boardwater supplies
Gavin Newsom

Newsom Seeks to Streamline Infrastructure Projects

Brian German May 23, 2023Agri-Business, Energy, Legislative

Governor Gavin Newsom recently introduced a series of proposals to expedite infrastructure projects. The legislative package seeks to speed up the construction process while also streamlining permitting and court review. …

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Governor Gavin NewsominfrastructureWater Projects
white house

WRDA 2022 Now Awaits Presidential Signature

Brian German December 19, 2022Agri-Business, Legislative

The Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2022 is now making its way to President Joe Biden to be signed into law. WRDA 2022 was included as part of the …

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infrastructureshippingWater Resources Development Act

Passage of Energy Infrastructure Act Celebrated by Ag and Water Groups

Brian German July 20, 2021Agri-Business, Legislative

The Energy Infrastructure Act was recently passed by the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee by a vote of 13-7. The legislation includes several provisions that will assist with some …

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infrastructureWater Projectswater supplies
friant

Federal Officials Moving Forward on Friant-Kern Canal Repairs

Brian German November 10, 2020Agri-Business, Water

The Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) is moving forward on critically important Friant-Kern Canal repairs. A Record of Decision was signed last month authorizing repairs to a 33-mile portion of the …

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friant-Kern CanalinfrastructureWater System

Friant-Kern Canal Issues Receiving Increased Federal Interest

Brian German July 22, 2020Agri-Business, Water

In recent weeks there has been an increased focus on Friant-Kern Canal issues among lawmakers and federal agencies. The water conveyance system is in need of considerable investment to address …

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friant-Kern CanalinfrastructureWater System
shasta dam

Including Water Investments in Infrastructure Package Challenging

Brian German May 4, 2020Agri-Business, Water

Agricultural groups have been working for years to get federal support for important water investments in California. Several California lawmakers have also made the point for federal funding to support …

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infrastructurewater managementWater Projects
crop

Agri View: BFTP-Crop Transportation Problems

Dan November 14, 2018Agri View

There are a lot of problems with our highways, bridges and railways. This creates a problem for crop transportation for producers. In this Blast from the Past episode of Agri …

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crop transportationEverett Grinerinfrastructure
nrcs

Agri View: America’s Roads Falling Apart

Dan October 10, 2018Agri View

Everett Griner talks about America’s roads falling apart in today’s Agri View. America’s Roads Falling Apart The issue of our nation’s infrastructure falling apart goes back to the first Bush …

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bridgesEverett Grinerinfrastructureroads
waterways

Trump Waterways Commitment Needs Funding

Dan June 9, 2017Industry News Release, Water

Farm groups are encouraged by President Donald Trump’s infrastructure commitment for waterways, but Politico questions how the President plans to fund the effort. Trump announced his plan with Agriculture Secretary …

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Agriculture Secretary Sonny PerdueinfrastructureInterior Secretary Ryan K. ZinkePresident Donald J. Trumpwaterways

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