East Bay water company's efforts lead to Chinook salmon spawning in record numbers
In one small Central Valley river, endangered salmon are spawning in record numbers thanks to the efforts of an East Bay water company.
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In one small Central Valley river, endangered salmon are spawning in record numbers thanks to the efforts of an East Bay water company.
Water agency touts its river restoration projects, but some experts say the bigger picture is grim.
The Mokelumne river, a 95-mile waterway that supplies drinking water to the East Bay, earned its name because of the abundance of salmon in its waters.
The Mokelumne river, a 95-mile waterway that supplies drinking water to the East Bay, earned its name because of the abundance of salmon in its waters.
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