Prepared by Robert Shibatani exclusively for Maven’s Notebook As of January 31, 2019 Our speculation on New Year’s Day that...
California filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against the Trump administration to block new rules that allows farmers to use more...
Critically overdrafted groundwater basins are required to submit groundwater sustainability plans to the state by January 31, 2020 that outline how the basins will reach sustainability over the next 20 years Local agencies representing 19 of the state’s most stressed...
DWR releases list of GSPs available for public comment on the SGMA portal Groundwater sustainability plans received earlier this month...
Statewide snowpack’s water equivalent is 12 inches, or 72 percent of the January 30 average From the Department of Water...
Green infrastructure can be a resilient, multi-benefit approach to address issues such as urban runoff pollution and climate change adaptation. A substantial number of stormwater green infrastructure projects have been built in the Bay Area over the last two decades...
Presentation at Kern County event discusses the implementation of the newly-adopted salt and nitrate management plan for the Central Valley...
By Tom Corringham, University of California, San Diego Ask people to name the world’s largest river, and most will probably...
From the Department of Water Resources: Today, the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) announced an increase in 2020 State Water Project (SWP) allocations to 15 percent of requested supplies, up from the year’s initial 10 percent allocation announced on...
Estuary Pearls is a collection of short articles on science activities in the Delta and is published by the San...
A joint workshop hosted by the Department of Water Resources and the State Water Board provides details on how incoming...
On January 3, State agencies released a draft Water Resilience Portfolio which outlines more than 100 integrated actionable recommendations in four broad areas that are intended to help California cope with more extreme droughts and floods, rising temperatures, declining fish...
Touting successful conservation efforts in recent decades, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said Tuesday it will reclassify a Colorado...
California governors couldn’t complete, leaving environmentalists to wonder whether the state’s blueprint for climate change is legitimate. By Nick Cahill,...
Historically, the San Joaquin River has supported large chinook salmon populations. However, since the Bureau of Reclamation’s Friant Dam on the San Joaquin River became fully operational in the 1940s, much of the river’s water has been diverted from the...