From the Department of Water Resources: The Delta Conveyance Project is one of California’s most important infrastructure modernization projects, protecting...
By Tom Stokely and Max Gomberg Senior Policy Advisors, California Water Impact Network Rising costs are squeezing Californians. Groceries, rent, gas—everything—are on a skyward trajectory. And now, water costs are adding to the affordability crisis. In San Diego, cumulative drinking...
Press release Environmental advocates and Tribal leaders today spoke out against the inequitable and misleading Voluntary Agreements within the latest...
Press release from the Westlands Water District Westlands Water District (Westlands) welcomes the State Water Resources Control Board’s unanimous approval of a 25-year extension of the Lower Yuba River Accord (Accord), a landmark, multi-benefit agreement that will remain in effect...
Conservationists say that a chemical used by car tire manufacturers in the U.S. is leaching into waterways and killing protected fish species. By Margaret Attridge, Courthouse News Service A chemical additive in car tires is leaching into rivers and other...
Studies show salmon double in size with better access to food sources produced on floodplain habitats, improving health during outward migration Press release Marking one of the largest salmon releases of its kind, a coalition of rice farmers, fishermen, water...
Carbon is the foundation of the Delta’s peat soils and a key component of two major greenhouse gases: carbon dioxide, which persists in the atmosphere indefinitely, and methane, a short-lived but highly potent greenhouse gas. Since the 1850s, draining the...
