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"This drought is hitting Northern California really hard and in some unprecedented ways," said Ellen Hanak, director of water policy for the Public Policy Institute of California, speaking early June on drought at a meeting of the California State Board of Food and Agriculture. Drought conditions are different this year due to particular impacts in the North State. Hanak said Northern California "is the wetter part of the state and is the reservoir for supplies to a lot of other parts of the state." But "unlike in previous years when Sacramento Valley farmers have been able to make water available through transfer markets," she said, "I don't think we're going to see a whole lot of that this year."
