California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Farmers Protest Water Policies
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About 400 farmers and laborers chanting “water” and waving signs saying “People Not Fish” marched against what they call excessive environmental protections at agriculture’s expense in drought-plagued California. The rally, the second in recent weeks, began outside a building where the state Water Resources Control Board held a daylong hearing examining, among other things, whether chinook salmon are being protected. The demonstrators marched on the Capitol in a two-block stream that choked streets, forced state police to halt cross traffic and brought curious state workers out to watch.
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