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Defeating California's Water Crisis
Submitted on 5.16.2012

The California Department of Water Resources just took stock of the state’s water supplies. And while reservoirs appear well-stocked, officials are already urging residents to conserve water in preparation for an expected shortage in the summer of 2013.

New website allows taxpayers to calculate their public pensions
Submitted by Pacific Research Institute on 5.11.2012

If you were a public employee, what would your pension be?

PublicSectorInc.org, a project of the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, has launched six new state calculators allowing taxpayers in Arizona, California, Louisiana, Montana, North Carolina, and Oklahoma to calculate how much they would receive in retirement benefits if they were public employees. Click here to calculate what your pension would be in one of these states.

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