By Zachary M. Young, Hilary R. Martens, Zachary H. Hoylman, and W. Payton Gardner, University of Montana This article provides...
With California experiencing climate-driven extremes in weather, the state is continuing to take aggressive action to protect and expand the...
As power grids rely more on renewable energy sources like wind and solar, balancing energy supply and demand becomes more challenging. A new analysis shows how water systems, such as desalination plants and wastewater treatment facilities, could help enhance grid...
by Robin Meadows In 1990, Gary Estes moved to Auburn, a town of nearly 14,000 in the Sierra Nevada foothills...
Dr. Sedlak discusses various water challenges and solutions, including water for the wealthy and water for food, with a focus...
By the National Park Service You may know Yosemite National Park for its spectacular scenery, waterfalls, granite rock faces, or ancient sequoias. But do you know about the park’s rich fire-management history and distinction as one of the first national...
Report finds that Cal Water’s investments in water efficiency have produced more sustainable per-capita demand, lower water system costs, and...
New program will work with local partners to measure and plan for how much water is flowing in California rivers...
From Stanford News: Soaring water utility bills force many households to ration water use for essential needs while still falling behind on payments. Stanford scientists offer a new approach to measuring water affordability that could help utilities and government agencies...
Tribal members harvest rice and fish on waters far from their reservations. by Alex Brown, Stateline In the 1800s, the...
At the June meeting of the Delta Stewardship Council, Deputy Executive Officer for Science Henry DeBey filled in for Delta...
By Mackenzie Elmer This story was first published by Voice of San Diego. Sign up for VOSD’s newsletters here. Thursday is doomsday for water prices in San Diego. That’s when the region’s water importer – the San Diego County Water...
“Project Monarch” is expected to save the District in lifetime brine management costs from the first-of-its-kind facility.” Press release from...
The Bureau of Reclamation has submitted the final Sacramento River Temperature Management Plan (SRTMP) for Water Year 2024 to the...
By UC Berkeley, Rausser College of Natural Resources California relies on its rivers and streams for a plethora of services—water supply, flood control, biodiversity conservation, and hydropower generation, to name a few. As a result, understanding the flow of water...