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State Water Board Agrees to Trinity River Workshop

The State Water Resources Control Board agreed to hold a workshop on how California’s Bay-Delta plan could affect the Trinity River.

State Water Board Agrees to Trinity River Workshop

Key takeaways

  • The State Water Resources Control Board agreed to hold a workshop.
  • The workshop will examine impacts to the Trinity River.
  • The subject is California’s Bay-Delta plan.
  • The workshop creates a forum for further discussion.

The State Water Resources Control Board has agreed to hold a workshop examining the potential impacts of California’s Bay-Delta plan on the Trinity River.

What was decided

The board’s decision creates a workshop focused on the relationship between the Bay-Delta plan and the Trinity River. The workshop will center on the effects the plan may have on the river.

Why the workshop matters

The Bay-Delta plan is a major California water policy. The agreed-upon workshop will give the issue a specific forum for examination, with attention to the Trinity River.

What comes next

The workshop is the next step identified by the State Water Resources Control Board. The board’s agreement establishes the event, while additional details about its timing and format will determine how the discussion proceeds.

What to watch

  • The date and format of the workshop.
  • How the board frames the Bay-Delta plan’s effects on the Trinity River.
  • What issues are raised during the workshop.

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