In the latest issue of the San Francisco Estuary and Watershed Science Journal: Essay Which Way to the Brave New...
Presentation from the Central Valley Regional Water Board covers Phase 1 methylmercury control study progress reports and implementation of the...
The San Luis-Delta Mendota Water Authority has filed a motion to disqualify Felicia Marcus and Tam Doduc from the upcoming Cal Water Fix proceedings on the grounds that they have predetermined a critical issue that will be before them in...
Presentation focuses on plan content and evaluation, as well as a summary of public comment heard to date Implementation of...
Storms Improve Conditions, but Drought Remains From the Department of Water Resources: With March storms boosting reservoir levels, the Department...
Report looks at how adaptive management is perceived and used in the Delta, and how it might be applied more efficiently and effectively The Delta Independent Science Board was created by the 2009 Delta Reform Act and charged with providing...
Panel at the California Water Law Symposium explores the issues and potential conflicts around implementation of groundwater management at the...
From the office of Senator Dianne Feinstein: Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) today released the following statement calling on federal agencies...
Presentation at the California Water Commission looks at how models would be used in evaluating water storage projects for possible funding At the February meeting of the California Water Commission, Supervising Engineer Jenny Marr gave a presentation to the commissioners...
A look at the operations of the State Water Project and the Central Valley Project ‘Water supply reliability’: It’s a...
Dr. Gleick shares his vision for a sustainable water future for California, and gives his recommendations on how to achieve...
A new study finds atmospheric river storms are 2.5 times more likely than other types of winter storms to cause destructive rains that melt snow in California’s Sierra Nevada. By NASA/JPL A new study by NASA and several partners has...
From the Department of Water Resources: The statewide snowpack – source of much of the California’s water supply – is...
Despite Drop in the Cumulative Water Conservation Rate, Residents Reduce Water Use to Lowest Per Capita Level Ever Recorded From...
In a letter responding to the State Water Resources Control Board’s pre-hearing conference ruling and requesting further clarification on some items contained therein, the Department of Water Resources and the Bureau of Reclamation have requested an extension of time to...