Bulletin 160-93, The California Water Plan Update, October 1994



California Water Budget

Other includes major conveyance facility losses, recreation uses, and energy production.

Proposed Additional Environmental Water Demands for Cases I through III envelop potential and uncertain demands and have immediate and future consequences on supplies from the Delta, beginning with actions in 1992 and 1993 to protect winter-run chinook salmon and delta smelt (actions which could also protect other fish species).

Surface Water and Ground Water Overdraft: The degree future shortages are met by increased overdraft is unknown. Since overdraft is not sustainable, it is not included as a future supply.

Level 1 Water Management Programs: Protection of fish and wildlife and a long- term solution to complex Delta problems will determine the feasibility of several water supply augmentation proposals and their water supply benefits.


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