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    DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: The reason why reservoir levels are kept low; Some SJ Valley towns pay hefty price to keep taps flowing; Dan Walters: California may reallocate shrinking water supply; More than 80 percent of the U.S. is facing troubling drought conditions; and more …

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    Daily Digest
    October 16, 2022
    [cmtoc_table_of_contents] In California water news this weekend … California Drought: The reason why reservoir levels are kept low “Another dry...

    NOW AVAILABLE: Release of updated versions of EPA’s Watershed Index Online (WSIO) indicator library, WSIO Tool and Recovery Potential Screening (RPS) Tool Series

    Maven
    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    October 15, 2022
    From the US EPA: The EPA Healthy Watersheds Team is pleased to announce the completion of Version 2.4 of the...

    WEEKLY WATER NEWS DIGEST for Oct. 9-14: San Joaquin groundwater wars; Coastal Commission approves desal project in Orange County; The long haul to restore San Joaquin spring-run chinook; and more …

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    Weekly Digest
    October 14, 2022
    A wrap-up of posts published on Maven’s Notebook this week … Note to readers: Sign up for weekly email service...

    DAILY DIGEST, 10/14: The long haul to restore San Joaquin spring-run chinook; Rocky road to a fresh enough Delta; Managing mudslide debris after fires; USGS debuts new water cycle diagram; and more …

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    Daily Digest
    October 14, 2022
    — [cmtoc_table_of_contents] On the calendar today … TRAINING: Advancing Interdisciplinary Science from 10am to 12pm. This virtual training will provide...

    NOTICE for Water Quality Certification Application for Lower Klamath Project License Surrender

    Maven
    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    October 14, 2022
    From the State Water Resources Control Board: Pursuant to California Code of Regulations, title 23, section 3858, the State Water...

    THE CENTER SQUARE: Orange County desal plant approved months after Huntington Beach denial

    The Center Square
    Policy and regulationWater supply augmentation
    October 13, 2022
    By Madison Hirneisen | The Center Square Less than six months after the denial of a massive desalination project in...

    DAILY DIGEST, 10/13: Boswell-Vidovich water war blows up over groundwater; US sued for pollution from retardant drops on wildfires; How an ARkstorm could wreak havoc on Los Angeles; Water pipes hold flood of untapped electricity potential; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    October 13, 2022
    — [cmtoc_table_of_contents] On the calendar today … MEETING: Delta Independent Science Board from 9am to 12pm.  The Delta ISB will...

    DELTA WATERMASTER: Investigation of alleged illegal Delta diversions concludes; Delta Dry-year Response Pilot Program in place for another year; Voluntary agreements and the Delta

    Maven
    Notebook News and FeaturesPolicy and regulation
    October 13, 2022
    At the September meeting of the Delta Stewardship Council, Delta Watermaster Michael George’s update included the completion of an investigation...

    CAL MATTERS: A pivot on desalination plants: California approves project in Orange County

    Cal Matters
    Water supply augmentation
    October 13, 2022
    After rejecting a controversial proposal in Huntington Beach, the state Coastal Commission greenlights another in Dana Point. While environmentalists raised...

    DAILY DIGEST, 10/12: Set it back: Moving levees to benefit rivers, wildlife, and communities; With water scarce, some tomato farmers look to hydroponics; Metropolitan Board elects Adán Ortega as new chairman; Four elements of a healthy forest; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    October 12, 2022
    — [cmtoc_table_of_contents] On the calendar today … PUBLIC MEETING: Salton Sea Management Plan Long-Range Plan Committee beginning at 9:30am.  The...

    DELTA LEAD SCIENTIST: Climate change impacts on species, Harmful algal blooms, and activities of the Delta Science Program

    Maven
    Climate changeScience
    October 12, 2022
    How habitats used by chinook salmon and Sacramento splittail would be impacted by climate change, harmful algal blooms in San...

    UPDATE: October 11 Weekly Update on Curtailment Status of Water Rights and Claims in the Delta Watershed

    Maven
    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    October 12, 2022
    From the State Water Resources Control Board: This email contains important information about the curtailment status of water rights and...

    DAILY DIGEST, 10/11: Key vote for Doheny desalination plant coming Thursday; Hyatt Powerplant not expected to go offline this year; Produce prices soar as California crops crumble; California’s opening bid won’t solve the Colorado River crisis alone; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    October 11, 2022
    — [cmtoc_table_of_contents] In California water news today … Key vote for Doheny desalination plant coming Thursday “The California Coastal Commission...

    GUEST COMMENTARY: Do Water Rights Have a Future? … Not as Currently Configured

    Robert Shibatani
    Best of the NotebookClimate changeCommentaryWater rights and water law
    October 11, 2022
    Written  by Robert Shibatani Water rights, depending on jurisdiction, possess various levels of seeming indemnity and security, typically demonstrated through...

    DAILY DIGEST, Oct. 10: ‘A train wreck of dryness’ – The atmosphere is working against rain; Coalinga’s water supply is expected to run out in two months; Migration of millions of birds brings ‘unprecedented’ avian flu threat; Winemaker sues Napa Valley in true scorched earth legal battle; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    October 10, 2022
    — [cmtoc_table_of_contents] In California water news today … California Drought: ‘A train wreck of dryness’ – The atmosphere is working...
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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
    • 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 ...
    • 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
    • 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
    • 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 ...

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