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No rain yet, but strengthening El Niño already affecting West’s weather (opens the original)
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The much-hyped “super El Niño” declared by climate scientists isn’t guaranteed to bring a wet winter to California, although there’s consensus that it will live up to its projected extremes. However, the oceanic and atmospheric phenomenon marked by higher-than-normal equatorial sea surface temperatures is already having a profound impact on weather throughout the western U.S. as autumn begins. El Niño has fueled two hurricanes in the Pacific, including Polo, which made landfall in Baja Californi
Pests devastate coastal vegetables as new insecticide under review (opens the original)
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Coastal vegetable growers from Ventura County to the Salinas Valley are begging California regulators to approve a new insecticide they say will neutralize several pests that have devastated their fields this season. Mike Way, CEO of Prime Time International, farms about 1,300 acres of red, yellow and green bell peppers in Ventura County and reports the worst pepper weevil infestation in the company’s history. In a letter to the state Department of Pesticide Regulation, Way said Prime Time has b
California to spend $35 million on workers’ rights outreach (opens the original)
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California’s Department of Industrial Relations is giving $34.9 million in grants to more than 100 organizations to promote workers’ rights, and an industry attorney says the project raises the stakes for farm and ranch owners. The program will fund work by nonprofits, labor unions and universities to meet with workers and provide training, community events, multilingual materials, door-to-door visits and other efforts to provide workers with crucial information on issues such as wage theft, ret
Ranchers to be paid for wolf kills, but there’s a catch (opens the original)
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California lawmakers pushed through a last-minute budget trailer bill that includes $5 million in new funding to help support ranchers dealing with wolf conflicts. The new resources in SB 113 include $2.5 million to pay livestock owners whose animals were killed by gray wolves, which are protected by state and federal endangered-species laws but have been creating havoc in California’s high country for several years. The other $2.5 million will pay for investigations of suspected wolf attacks on
California touts cannabis tax revenue a decade after legalization (opens the original)
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Ten years after California became one of the first states to pass a voter initiative legalizing nonmedical uses of cannabis, state agencies are touting the law’s successes. Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office reported last week that the state’s regulated cannabis market has generated nearly $8.4 billion in tax revenue since 2018, the year commercial recreational marijuana sales began under 2016’s Proposition 64. That revenue included nearly $4.5 billion in cannabis excise tax and nearly $3.4 billion in s
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