SGMA implementation and the spending rules for Prop 1 water storage funds all present important opportunities to change California’s water...
A look at the DWR’s efforts to address climate change impacts, as well as the modeling tools used in climate...
This morning, Governor Brown delivered his State of the State address to the legislature; the Governor’s office has released the prepared text of his speech. If he stuck to the script, he addressed levees (breifly), climate change, Prop 1 and...
At the State of the San Francisco Estuary Conference in Oakland last week, one of the standout moments during the...
Secretary John Laird speaks of the administration’s efforts on climate change adaptation, sea level rise, and preparing our water resources...
Dr. Letitia Grenier and Jeremy Lowe discuss current projects underway to address adapting the San Francisco Bay’s shoreline for sea level rise and climate change With sea level rise projected to be anywhere from 2 feet to 5 feet, many...
UC Berkeley’s Dr. Mark Stacey with the latest research on the impacts of sea level rise on the Bay Area...
Dr. Jim Cloern briefly reviews what we know and what we don’t know about how climate change will impact the...
Peter Gleick, Noah Diffenbaugh, Wade Crowfoot, and Solomon Hsiang discuss the current drought and climate change, focusing on water resources, climate risks, economic impacts, and policy solutions The Hamilton Project at Brookings and the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment...
Keynote speaker Pat Mulroy opens California Water Policy Conference with a stern warning: California must fix the Bay Delta, because...
The state climatologist discusses the current drought and the signs of climate change. Is the current drought a harbinger of...
Dr. Dan Cayan is the director of the Climate Change Center at Scripps and also concurrently holds a research position in the USGS Water Resources division. At the November meeting of the Delta Stewardship Council, he gave an overview of...
With exceptionally dry conditions continuing with really no end in sight, drought was the main topic at the San Gabriel...
California is one of a handful of Mediterranean climates in the world, characterized by hot, dry summers and cool, wet...
From the Pacific Institute and the Natural Resources Defense Council: “California could be saving up to 14 million acre-feet of untapped water – providing more than the amount of water used in all of California’s cities in one year –...