EOS: Scientists “Astonished” at 2023 Temperature Record American Geophysical Union News January 12, 2024 113Global temperatures in 2023 smashed records by a wide margin, surprising climate scientists and highlighting the need for more research....
COURTHOUSE NEWS: Sierra snow outlook improves, but still short Courthouse News Service News January 12, 2024 112The lead scientist and manager with the Central Sierra Snow Lab said there’s still time for snow to fall, though...
EARTH ISLAND JOURNAL: Cultivating climate resilience: Agriculture could hold the key to California’s climate goals Earth Island Journal News January 12, 2024 112By Kristine Rebiero, Earth Island Journal This story originally appeared in Earth Island Journal. Climate change is creating widespread disruptions...
CA BUDGET: Governor releases budget proposal. Here’s the detail on water and climate spending Maven News January 10, 2024 1428January budget proposal closes a $37.86 billion shortfall while protecting key investments in education, public safety, addressing homelessness, mental health...
NIDIS: Understanding Water Supply Forecast Error on the Colorado River Press Release/Notice News January 10, 2024 110By Peter Goble, Russ Schumacher, Colorado Climate Center The Colorado River is perhaps the most critical resource to the southwestern...
AG ALERT: Healthy reservoir levels offset scant snowpack depths Ag Alert News January 10, 2024 105By Christine Souza, Ag Alert Unlike early 2023, when nonstop atmospheric river storms built a deep Sierra Nevada snowpack, replenished...
GRIST: Bottled water has up to 100 times more plastic particles than previously thought Grist News January 10, 2024 68By Joseph Winters, Grist This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here. At this...
Q & A: Today’s data and past history could add up to a more equitable way to divvy up California’s water Janet Byron Best of the NotebookNews January 9, 2024 679Project aims to develop new tools to allocate limited water supplies By Janet Byron Joan Didion wrote in the 1970s...
COURTHOUSE NEWS: Report reveals deficiencies in California plan to boost urban water conservation Courthouse News Service News January 5, 2024 160California’s legislative watchdog says new water conservation rules are complicated, costly and barely amount to a drop in the water-saving...
COURTHOUSE NEWS: No harm, no foul, no suit in fight over Sacramento River pollution Courthouse News Service News January 5, 2024 197Environmentalists must offer concrete examples of harm in their suit against a modular home builder over river contamination. By Alan...
CAL MATTERS: California’s new water conservation rules too stringent and costly, analysts say Cal Matters News January 4, 2024 536By Rachel Becker, Cal Matters Stay up-to-date with free briefings on topics that matter to all Californians. Subscribe to CalMatters...
NOTEBOOK FEATURE: How AI can help protect California streams and fish Robin Meadows Best of the NotebookNews January 4, 2024 564by Robin Meadows Rivers in California once swelled and ebbed as the seasons changed and as wet years gave way...
COURTHOUSE NEWS: ‘We’re dry:’ First 2024 snow survey dismal in California Courthouse News Service News January 3, 2024 227Only time will tell if the Golden State will see a big jump in precipitation like in 2023, but so...
AG ALERT: New Year brings new laws, policies affecting farmers Ag Alert News January 3, 2024 297By Caleb Hampton, Ag Alert With the New Year comes a slew of new state and federal policies designed to...
AG ALERT: State readopts curtailment for Scott, Shasta tributaries Ag Alert News January 3, 2024 237By Christine Souza, Ag Alert Even though the clock doesn’t run out on winter for another eight weeks, state water...