Throughment rich edson is joining us from wilmington, delaware where the president is spending the weekend. Good afternoon, griff. When President Biden returns to washington The White House says hell be negotiating with republicans and democrats and a compromise on infrastructure. Theyre discussing a 1 Trillion Infrastructure Proposal however there are stick being points, how to pay for this. Democrats want Tax Increases and republicans want to use unspent Covid Relief funds. His own proposal, as you know, is a huge package, 2. 65 trillion dollars with a 2 Trillion of new taxes, particularly taxes on american businesses and american workers which makes no sense coming out of this pandemic. Now, griff, as you mentioned, democrats are working on two tracks here, theres that bipartisan trillion dollar track, but also looking for a larger bill, something in the order of 6 Trillion, potentially up to that much. This is something thAt The democrats would have to pass with all of their 50 mem
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Building Drought Resilience
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Water issues continue to be the most pressing threat to many of our state’s farmers and ranchers. Here are a few updates courtesy of the California Farm Bureau Federation.
With farmers plowing under crops and removing trees due to water shortages, irrigation districts are trying to find supplemental supplies. Districts on the west side of the Central Valley face the prospect of receiving no water from a federal project. A gubernatorial drought declaration intends to streamline water transfers. Water district officials say transfers could “play a key role” this summer, but won’t prevent significant agricultural losses.