weir Maven July 21, 2013 0 361 « Back to Glossary IndexA weir is a small dam that restricts flow in a stream in order to raise water level, or that diverts flow into a desired course. Related Articles: MEETING: Delta Council told current pace of habitat restoration in the Delta unlikely to meet state’s ambitious goals for decadesDAILY DIGEST, 3/23: PG&E pleads guilty to criminal charges in fatal 2018 Camp Fire in Butte County; Can Long Beach achieve climate resiliency as sea levels rise?; 11 rivers facing a danger of drying up in America; and more …DAILY DIGEST, 12/16: Planning for dry times: The West considers more reservoirs and aquifers; More comments submitted on Delta Conveyance Project EIR; San Diegans poised to pay skyrocketing price for Poseidon’s desalinated water; More questions than answers at Colorado River water meetings; and more …DAILY DIGEST, 3/18: Coronavirus doesn’t jeopardize tap water, but it might be carried in raw sewage; Central Valley groundwater markets emerging under SGMA; Cattle ranchers cope with dry pastures; 12 cities with the worst tap water in the US; and more …DAILY DIGEST, 2/6: OC San to demo tech that kills PFAS; Water system malfunction causes pandemonium for fire crews; Atmospheric rivers changing the Arctic; What the CO River crisis means for SoCal; and more …« Back to Glossary Index