A new version of California’s climate plan sets a more stringent — some say unrealistic — target for cutting greenhouse...
How habitats used by chinook salmon and Sacramento splittail would be impacted by climate change, harmful algal blooms in San...
Written by Robert Shibatani Water rights, depending on jurisdiction, possess various levels of seeming indemnity and security, typically demonstrated through some standard of legally established priority. Water entitlements have been long-standing icons of local and regional industrial, economic, and political...
Deirdre Des Jardins, Director of California Water Research, has become a bit of a fixture at state agency meetings, such...
California will spend big bucks on beavers to try to boost their numbers and reap some of the benefits—including slowing...
The first thing California needs to do, Newsom said, is to reform permit processes that take “years and years and years.” By Madalyn Wright, Courthouse News Service “I don’t know how we’re sleeping at night,” California Governor Gavin Newsom said...
Warning that the supply will shrink by 10% due to climate change, Newsom sets targets for recycled water and increased...
With California expected to lose 10% of its water within 20 years, Newsom calls for urgent action “With California enduring...
Dr. Gerald (Jerry) Meral is the director of the California Water Program at the Natural Heritage Institute. He works on funding for California water, Delta infrastructure, and a variety of other California water programs. He formerly served as Deputy Director...
Robert Shibatani is a hydrologist with 38 years of collective experience in physical hydrology, watershed resource management, and operational water...
by Janet Byron, Estuary News Group Dutch Slough in Oakley, on the southern edge of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, is...
Each month, the Water Hub checks in with advocates and organizers to talk about California’s water issues. For our April edition, we’re doing things a little differently. We recently hosted an expert briefing on the future of the Central Valley....
Article written by Robin Meadows, Estuary News In just a few years, tracking the West Coast’s atmospheric rivers by airplane...
From DWR News On April 8, DWR published the Bulletin 120 and Water Supply Index (WSI) forecast update. The Bulletin...
By Nate Seltenrich Rising seas are coming for Suisun Marsh, and without careful management some of its most critical habitats could be lost forever. The largest remaining contiguous, brackish-water marsh in western North America, Suisun Marsh is also a critical...