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More Southern Californians are expected to travel over the next two weeks than last year at this time. The Auto Club says more people will be on the highway than in the air. -
A nonpartisan public policy group study shows that myths about California's water problems and their solutions are hindering the development of policies to manage water use. -
The California Department of Water Resources issued its lowest initial estimate on how much water will be delivered from the State Water Project next year. -
Climate scientists and weather researchers gather in San Diego Tuesday to talk about the possibility of a fourth year of drought. -
The San Diego River Park Foundation says it expects to reach a milestone at a river clean-up event Saturday. The group estimates it's removed one million pounds of trash from the San Diego River over the past four years. -
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A lawsuit against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over protection for bighorn sheep could pose a new challenge to the proposed Sunrise Powerlink transmission line project in San Diego County. -
Beetle and drought-killed trees don't burn more severely than unaffected areas -
Ground has been broken on two new ocean science buildings on the UC San Diego campus. The project is expected to create more than 1,000 construction jobs. The federal government is paying for most of the project with a grant and federal stimulus dollars. Construction is expected to start this year and finish in late 2011. -
UC San Diego researchers are trying to figure out what's going on with a huge patch of garbage in the North Pacific Ocean.
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