Dennis Baldocchi

UC Berkeley Labor Center

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Professor of biometeorology at UC Berkeley.

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In California, 30 million people could be without drinking water under a doomsday scenario that envisions the breaching of the levees surrounding the Sacramento–San Joaquin River…

Sinking Sacramento Delta puts Californians at risk

In California, 30 million people could be without drinking water under a doomsday scenario that envisions the breaching of the levees surrounding the Sacramento–San Joaquin River…

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