A forecasted winter La Niña, lingering drought conditions and dwindling reservoirs are causing water managers to worry. By Cassie Sherwood, The Water Desk Heavy autumn rains brought relief to drought-plagued portions of the Southwest, but across the Colorado River basin...
UC San Diego–led research shows that understanding where rain comes from could reshape drought planning and land management across the globe From the University of California San Diego: A new University of California San Diego study uncovers a hidden driver...
Six California Groundwater Sustainability Agencies (GSAs) outline how shared infrastructure, user feedback, and transparent data are turning groundwater management plans...
Addressing the structural deficit, Compact obligations, and Post-2026 guidelines for Metropolitan’s Colorado River supply At last week’s meeting of Metropolitan’s...
With new agreements and programs and decades of responsible management, the Upper Basin is preparing for future Colorado River operations From the Upper Colorado River Commission The Upper Colorado River Commission (UCRC) is highlighting the real and measurable actions being...
UC-led research on promising agricultural practice recently lost federal funding By Michael Hsu, UC Ag and Natural Resources It almost seems too simple to be true. Silicate rock, during the natural process of breaking down in soil, draws carbon from...
By Edith Friedman, UC Berkeley A comprehensive new report from researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, and Northeastern University reveals that cannabis cultivation in California threatens Tribal cultural resources. As in other arenas of development, however, protecting those resources...
