California allocates $180 million for Sacramento salmon water

The article discusses the California state government's controversial $180 million purchase of water rights from a private investment firm for a Northern California farm. The deal aims to leave water in the Sacramento River to benefit salmon and the environment, but critics argue the cost is excessively high for the small amount of water provided. While supporters claim the purchase supports fish and ecosystem health, opponents question its value and transparency, highlighting concerns about overpaying and the actual impact on river conditions.

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