September 2, 2025

DAILY DIGEST, 9/2: From beaches to streams: Sunscreen’s impact on water quality; Proposed Bay Delta water plan impacts supplies; How smashing 5.6m urchins saved a kelp paradise; Climate.gov will re-launch under new URL thanks to a secret team of web ninjas; and more …

September 2, 2025

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MONGABAY: From beaches to streams: Sunscreen’s impact on water quality

Mongabay

Water quality

September 2, 2025

By Sean Mowbray, Mongabay Today’s beach outing is not the same as your grandparents’ beach outing: With intense summer heat...

SFEWS: State of Bay-Delta Science 2025, plus endangered smelt indices and freshwater inflows

Guest Contributor

Delta science

September 2, 2025

From the San Francisco Estuary & Watershed Science Journal The latest issue of San Francisco Estuary & Watershed Science (Vol. 23, Issue 2) highlights strategies for advancing science-based decision-making amidst climate change and extreme weather, explores the impacts of catastrophic...

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH: Industry-managed forests more likely to fuel megafires

University of Utah

Wildfires and watersheds

September 2, 2025

Forests managed by timber companies were more likely to exhibit the conditions that megafires love—dense stands of regularly spaced trees...

Day: September 2, 2025

DAILY DIGEST, 9/2: From beaches to streams: Sunscreen’s impact on water quality; Proposed Bay Delta water plan impacts supplies; How smashing 5.6m urchins saved a kelp paradise; Climate.gov will re-launch under new URL thanks to a secret team of web ninjas; and more …

MONGABAY: From beaches to streams: Sunscreen’s impact on water quality

SFEWS: State of Bay-Delta Science 2025, plus endangered smelt indices and freshwater inflows

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH: Industry-managed forests more likely to fuel megafires

DAILY DIGEST, 9/12: NOAA releases La Niña update for 2025; UC ANR team helps small farmers understand SGMA; Who manages your water in Southern California, and why it matters; Study: Colorado River can’t keep up with demand, needs immediate help; and more …