In California water news today, Delta tunnels project needs water agencies to pay for it. Why some are hesitating; Sacramento County starts avalanche of lawsuits […]
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NEWS WORTH NOTING: Report finds program to restore Lake Tahoe’s clarity is on track; Weekly Water and Climate Report
Report finds program to restore Lake Tahoe’s clarity is on track From the State Water Resources Control Board: Local governments at Lake Tahoe are meeting […]
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DELTA STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL: Defining “Delta as a Place”
The Delta Independent Science Board tackles the elusive ‘Delta as an Evolving Place’, plus updates on the activities of the Delta Protection Commission and the […]
Making conservation a California way of life
Symposium presentation looks at the Brown administration’s proposed framework for water conservation After several years of drought, in May of 2016, Governor Brown issued Executive […]
CA WATER POLICY CONFERENCE: Salty buildup: The threat to California’s water
Panel discusses the pervasive problem of salinity and irrigated agriculture, and what can be done about it Salinity is a slow-moving but critical problem. It […]
DPR scientists tackling troubling urban pesticide runoff
From the California Department of Pesticide Regulation: Agricultural pesticide runoff grabs headlines, but did you know that urban pesticide use can also pollute California creeks […]
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WEEKLY DIGEST for August 13 through 18
A list of posts published on Maven’s Notebook this week … Note to readers: Sign up for weekly email service and you will receive this […]
SCIENCE FEATURES
SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY & WATERSHED SCIENCE: Water wasted to sea?; Is extinction inevitable for Delta and longfin smelt?; Adaptive management in the Delta; and more …
The July 2017 issue of the San Francisco Estuary and Watershed Science is now available online. In this month’s edition: ESSAYS: Water Wasted to the […]
FLOWS SYMPOSIUM, Part 4: Examples of Managed Flow Regimes – Possible Models for the Delta?; Panel Discussion
In January of 2013, a symposium hosted by Delta Science Program and the UC Davis Center for Aquatic Biology and Aquaculture (CABA) titled, What is […]
FLOWS SYMPOSIUM, PART 3: Hydrographs and Ecological Functions in the Present-day Landscape of the Sacramento River; Ecological Response to the Unregulated Spring Flow Regime in the Sierra Nevada
In January of 2013, a symposium hosted by Delta Science Program and the UC Davis Center for Aquatic Biology and Aquaculture (CABA) titled, What is […]
FLOWS SYMPOSIUM, PART 2: What Do We Mean by “Natural Functional Delta Inflow” in a Regulated and Modified System?; Delta Inflows of the Past: Lessons for Connecting Landscape Elements
In January of 2013, a symposium hosted by Delta Science Program and the UC Davis Center for Aquatic Biology and Aquaculture (CABA) titled, What is […]
