By Robin Meadows Pierre Paquelier was thrilled the first time he saw chewed bark and other signs of beavers at Lone Tree Farm, his 80-acre horse property along the Tuolumne River near the Central Valley town of Waterford. He grew...
After holding steady since the 1970s, warming in the last decade nearly doubled its pace, setting a track to 1.5 degrees before 2030 For the first time, scientists have stated with statistical confidence that global warming is accelerating, not merely continuing at a steady pace. According to a new...
Native fish populations are declining at an alarming rate while state regulators have failed to act From the San Francisco Baykeeper: On March 2, 2026, San Francisco Baykeeper, represented by Earthjustice, filed its opening brief in the California Court of...
By Edward Ring, Director of Water and Energy Policy at the California Policy Center If enough people in California agreed on a state water strategy, the political obstacles would be overcome. If every major water agency, every farming association, and...
The EPA claims a federal judge “commandeered” a case when he determined the agency needed to investigate safe fluoride levels in drinking water. By Andrew J. Nelson, Courthouse News Service The federal government maintained before a Ninth Circuit panel Tuesday...
