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A revenue bond is a municipal bond that is supported by the revenue from a specific project, such as a toll bridge, highway or local stadium. They are used to finance income-producing projects and are secured by that specified revenue source.

DAILY DIGEST, 6/9: Central Valley water districts take aim at each other’s groundwater plans; Reclamation announces Shasta non-critical water year; Snow in Tahoe, fire below: ‘Juneuary’ in NorCal; Billions to clean up contaminated water…who’s going to pay for that? ; and more …
DAILY DIGEST, 7/31: Tahoe’s State of the Lake Report released; Modeling the changes to the hydrological cycle after a wildfire; How sheds help ensure healthy water quality for millions of Californians; EPA won’t extend relaxed enforcement, despite surging virus data; and more …
DAILY DIGEST, 8/7: Trump administration studies raising the height of Shasta Dam; Validation action filed regarding financing of proposed Delta Conveyance Project; Implementation journal offers progress report on Water Data Act; Endangered species ‘habitat’ proposal raises climate questions; and more …
DAILY DIGEST, 9/2: Delta residents unite against tunnel; Court rules Delta duck-hunting club violated Clean Water Act; California farmer perspectives on groundwater management; CA Supreme Court rules on well permits; and more …
More on the Delta tunnel validation lawsuit: Coverage, commentary, and legal documents

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