California approves Napa Valley groundwater plan
Napa County's controversial, 5,000-page plan designed to keep Napa Valley groundwater from ever being pumped dry has won approval from the state De...
Napa County's controversial, 5,000-page plan designed to keep Napa Valley groundwater from ever being pumped dry has won approval from the state Department of Water Resources.The state on Thursday made the announcement. It is requiring groundwater sustainability plans for various groundwater basins up-and-down California. Support local news coverage and the people who report it by subscribing to the Napa Valley Register. 'California's extreme swings between drought and flood make sustainable management of groundwater supplies more important than ever for the state's overall climate resilience,' a state press release said.