The Department of the Interior, the Army Corps of Engineers, the Center Delta Water Agency, and the California Department of Fish and Game all rejected the idea that the levee failure had anything to do with the Endangered Species Act.
Grijalva cites multiple agencies rejecting claims linking levee failure to the Endangered Species Act.
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