Prepared exclusively for Maven’s Notebook by hydrologist Robert Shibatani From a water resources and supply perspective, February was dismal. Monthly...
By Ariel Rubissow-Okamoto, Knee Deep Times The buzz about horizontal levees began more than five years ago, when the East Bay’s Oro Loma Sanitary District near San Lorenzo began experimenting with building a wedge-shaped levee, planting it with natives, and...
At the January meeting of the Delta Independent Science Board, the board members heard a series of presentations on water management in the Delta to orient new members to the complexities of science and management issues in the Delta. The...
By Matt Vasilogambros, Stateline Gripped by drought, communities along California’s coast are exploring innovations and investments to ensure residents have...
Streamflow in the West has been below average since the early 2000s, but a new analysis shows that streams aren’t as dry as expected. By Jennifer Schmidt Relentless drought in the western United States has raised concerns about water scarcity...
After record-breaking snowfall at the start of the rainy season, January and February will likely be the driest on record, prolonging California’s drought. By Rachel Becker, Cal Matters The first two months of 2022 are shaping up to be the...
From the California Water Data Consortium: The California Water Data Consortium is proud to provide a collaborative space to tackle the state’s most pressing water data challenges. Our Vision, Mission, Goals, and Guiding Principles (VMGP) document lays out our path...
