confluence Maven July 28, 2013 0 72 « Back to Glossary IndexA confluence is the point at which two or more streams flow together or the location where a tributary joins the main stream. Related Articles: DAILY DIGEST, 4/23: CA announces first new state park in a decade; Climate change and CA’s water resources; Why this summer may be especially hot in the United States; The sinking Arizona town where water and politics collide; and more …DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: Water managers vary in use of climate science, study finds; Yolo Bypass restoration provides statewide benefits; The economic impacts of agricultural groundwater markets; Trump Administration calls endangered species protections a ‘regulatory burden’; and more …DAILY DIGEST, 12/27: How America’s diet is feeding the groundwater crisis; Who pays to get forever chemicals out of drinking water? Could be you; Central Sierra snowpack is a third of average; A year of extreme weather, as seen from space; and more …Updates from the Delta Regional Forum, part 1: The Bay Delta Water Quality Control Plan, the Central Valley Flood Protection Plan, and the Delta PlanDAILY DIGEST: Trump Administration proposes regulatory overhaul; House completes first half of 2019 spending bills with CA Water riders attached; Scientists use satellites to measure groundwater; A sea urchin army is mowing down CA’s kelp forests, but why?; and more …« Back to Glossary Index