In California water news today, Will the Klamath River get renewed? Owner applies to remove four of five dams; Try humming ‘When the levee breaks’ […]
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NEWS WORTH NOTING: State working with City of Delano on innovative approach to remove nitrate from drinking water; Irvine Ranch WD to install largest public water agency energy storage network in the US; New Spanish language water awareness TV ads
State Working with City of Delano on Innovative Approach to Remove Nitrate from Drinking Water From the State Water Resources Control Board: In a novel […]
NOTEBOOK NEWS ARTICLES
ANNE CASTLE: Our worn out water security blankets
The Assistant Secretary for Water and Science at the U.S. Department of the Interior cautions we can no longer rely on the concept of stationarity, […]
Getting to the Bottom of It: An Overview of the Environmental Monitoring Program’s Benthic Monitoring in the Delta
DWR’s Dr. Betsy Wells takes a look at the creatures that live on the bottom of the Delta Creating a better understanding of bottom-dwelling, or […]
Israel-California Water Conference: California agriculture panel discussion
Officials discuss drought, regulations, technology, and the future of California agriculture Over the past several decades, Israel had made large investments in its water system […]
Israel-California Water Conference: The challenge of thinking one drop ahead
State Water Board Chair Felicia Marcus and Israeli Water Authority Senior Deputy Director Tamar Shor discuss water management in California and Israel On January 12,2014, […]
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BLOG ROUND UP: How much water is pumped from the Delta Banks pumping plant? A mystery; plus San Joaquin River tributary flow objectives, Delta tunnels, Water Storage Investment Program, Clinton and Trump, and more …
How much water is pumped from the Delta Banks pumping plant? A mystery: The California Water Blog writes, “As the old saying goes, “Someone with […]
SCIENCE ON THE NOTEBOOK
Getting to the Bottom of It: An Overview of the Environmental Monitoring Program’s Benthic Monitoring in the Delta
DWR’s Dr. Betsy Wells takes a look at the creatures that live on the bottom of the Delta Creating a better understanding of bottom-dwelling, or […]
How the San Francisco Bay Regional Monitoring Program integrates research and monitoring of mercury and methylmercury
Dr. Jay Davis highlights studies to determine where the greatest potential exists to address methylmercury in the San Francisco Bay The Regional Monitoring Program (RMP) […]
Overview of control studies for the Delta methylmercury TMDL
Dr. Stephen McCord discusses the progress made so far on the phase one control studies; final reports are due October, 2018 Mercury comes from many […]
Removal of mercury from surface waters using coagulation
Dr. Tamara Kraus with the USGS presents the latest laboratory and field test results using metal-based salts as a coagulant for mercury removal Mercury contamination […]
