A bill to protect and preserve the Salton Sea is one step closer to becoming law after passing through State Senate this week. The bill's author, Sen. Steve Padilla, explains the importance of SB 583. More info:
The State Senate voted to pass SB 583 to create the Salton Sea Conservancy.Categories.
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