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    DAILY DIGEST, 2/7: Rain brings little relief to depleted groundwater; Response to Marshall Fire prevented drinking water crisis; Tribe, salmon win in fight over Upper Klamath Lake water; Fresno County officials ignored water warnings, taxpayers paying the price; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    February 7, 2023
    [cmtoc_table_of_contents] On the calendar today … MEETING: State Water Resources Control Board beginning at 9:30am.  Agenda items include a drought...

    FEATURE: Model Partnership Brings Ag Reuse and Groundwater Sustainability to the San Joaquin Valley

    Jennifer West
    AgricultureBest of the NotebookGroundwater NewsNotebook News and FeaturesWater supply augmentation
    February 7, 2023
    Written by Jennifer West, Managing Director of WateReuse California As the impacts of California’s ongoing drought collide with new groundwater...

    COURTHOUSE NEWS: EPA slammed over lax standards for ship pollution

    Courthouse News Service
    Policy and regulation
    February 6, 2023
    Environmentalists say the EPA has blown by a congressionally mandated deadline to set standards to control ship ballast pollution. By...

    THE CONVERSATION: As climate change and overuse shrink Lake Powell, the emergent landscape is coming back to life – and posing new challenges

    The Conversation
    Colorado River
    February 6, 2023
    By Daniel Craig McCool, University of Utah As Western states haggle over reducing water use because of declining flows in...

    DWR NEWS: DWR’s Innovative Underground Aquifer Mapping Project Reaches Major Milestone: Data Now Available for Entire Central Valley

    Department of Water Resources (DWR)
    Groundwater News
    February 6, 2023
    By DWR News The Department of Water Resources’ (DWR) innovative Statewide Airborne Electromagnetic (AEM) Survey Project has now released AEM...

    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 …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    February 6, 2023
    [cmtoc_table_of_contents] On the calendar today … WEBINAR: Introduction to the Public Trust Doctrine and Its Implementation by the California Coastal...

    DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: Grayson wonders if restored floodplain prevented disaster; Weekend storm to give way to pattern change; Central Valley groundwater sinking faster than ever; Shrinking Colorado River hands Biden his first climate brawl; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    February 5, 2023
    [cmtoc_table_of_contents] In California water news this weekend … Grayson wonders if restored floodplain prevented disaster “When devastating floods swept California...

    WEBINAR: A Watershed Moment: Realizing our Recharge Potential

    Maven
    Groundwater NewsWebinars
    February 3, 2023
    Sustainable Conservation’s CEO Ashley Boren and Director of Resource Stewardship Dr. Daniel Mountjoy discuss what all of our recent storms...

    COURTHOUSE NEWS: California bypasses consensus, goes its own way on plan for Colorado River water cuts

    Courthouse News Service
    Colorado River
    February 3, 2023
    Golden State officials say they have senior water rights. By Bob Leal, Courthouse News Service While six states came up...

    WEEKLY WATER NEWS DIGEST for Mar 20 – Feb 3: Bay Delta Plan update, Despite an ‘incredible’ snowpack, drought not over, Oroville rises 182 feet, A plan for CA’s water woes, and more …

    Maven
    Weekly Digest
    February 3, 2023
    A wrap-up of posts published on Maven’s Notebook this week … Note to readers: Sign up for weekly email service...

    DAILY DIGEST, 2/3: Lake Oroville has risen 182 feet, Researchers propose a plan for California’s water woes, A double whammy: Wildfire debris pollutes drinking water, At the heart of Colorado River crisis, the mighty ‘Law of the River’ looms large, and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    February 3, 2023
    [cmtoc_table_of_contents] On the calendar today … PUBLIC WEBINAR: SAFER: 2023 Drinking Water Needs Assessment from 9am to 12pm. The State...

    NOTICE of change petitions for Dos Rios instream flow dedication project in Stanislaus County

    Maven
    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    February 3, 2023
    From the State Water Resources Control Board: On February 2, 2023, the State Water Resources Control Board Division of Water...

    COURTHOUSE NEWS: California forking out $34 million to clean up New and Tijuana rivers

    Courthouse News Service
    Ecosystems
    February 2, 2023
    Border watersheds have been plagued for years by trash, sewage, agricultural and industrial runoff and other pollutants. By Sam Ribakoff,...

    DAILY DIGEST, 2/2: Despite an ‘incredible’ snowpack, drought not over; Water flushed to the Pacific during storms; Summer fire means winter melt; IID responds to six-state consensus on Colorado River; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    February 2, 2023
    [cmtoc_table_of_contents] On the calendar today … WEBINAR: Flume Data Labs Household Water Use Index | 2022 Review from 10am to...

    MONTHLY RESERVOIR REPORT for February 2

    Robert Shibatani
    Current Conditions
    February 2, 2023
    Prepared by Robert Shibatani   The New Year’s Atmospheric River storms of 2023 have abated and catchments across the State...
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    DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: Friant lawsuit against groundwater agency over sinking canal will go on but it may be individual farmers who ultimately pay; Scott Cameron takes the reins as acting head of Reclamation; Governor Newsom signs SB 72 into law, advancing long-term and reliable water supply for all; and more …

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    • PRESS RELEASE: Governor Newsom signs SB 72 into law, advancing long-term and reliable water supply for all
      PRESS RELEASE: Governor Newsom signs SB 72 into law, advancing long-term and reliable water supply for all
    • DWR: State agencies highlight new measures to combat golden mussels following detection at San Luis Reservoir
      DWR: State agencies highlight new measures to combat golden mussels following detection at San Luis Reservoir
    • DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: Friant lawsuit against groundwater agency over sinking canal will go on but it may be individual farmers who ultimately pay; Scott Cameron takes the reins as acting head of Reclamation; Governor Newsom signs SB 72 into law, advancing long-term and reliable water supply for all; and more ...
      DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: Friant lawsuit against groundwater agency over sinking canal will go on but it may be individual farmers who ultimately pay; Scott Cameron takes the reins as acting head of Reclamation; Governor Newsom signs SB 72 into law, advancing long-term and reliable water supply for all; and more ...
    • DAILY DIGEST, 10/1: CA prepares for extreme weather swings as new Water Year begins; Farmers face extraction fees under SGMA; Northeast Pacific endures fourth-largest marine heat wave on record; Metropolitan: Adapting to a changing Colorado River: Lessons from the past, plans for the future; and more ...
      DAILY DIGEST, 10/1: CA prepares for extreme weather swings as new Water Year begins; Farmers face extraction fees under SGMA; Northeast Pacific endures fourth-largest marine heat wave on record; Metropolitan: Adapting to a changing Colorado River: Lessons from the past, plans for the future; and more ...
    • SJV WATER: Friant lawsuit against groundwater agency over sinking canal will go on but it may be individual farmers who ultimately pay
      SJV WATER: Friant lawsuit against groundwater agency over sinking canal will go on but it may be individual farmers who ultimately pay

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