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    NOTICE: Order Denying Reconsideration of the August 2021 Emergency Regulation and Curtailment Orders for the Delta Watershed

    State Water Board
    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    May 10, 2022
    From the State Water Resources Control Board: On May 9, 2022, the Executive Director for the State Water Resources Control...

    DAILY DIGEST, 5/9: New bill aims to limit frenzy of well drilling on farms; Drought conservation has been a bust so far. What gives?; Hundreds of drinking water systems failing to meet standards; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    May 9, 2022
    — [cmtoc_table_of_contents] On the calendar today … WEBINAR: Wildfire Treatments & Waste Biomass: Policy Options to Boost New End Uses...

    DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: State’s largest reservoirs at critically low levels; Agencies submit the 2022 Sacramento River Temperature Management Plan; Why drought conservation has been a bust so far; Valley leaders, residents call for more action on water; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    May 8, 2022
    [cmtoc_table_of_contents] In California water news this weekend … The two largest reservoirs in California are already at ‘critically low levels’...

    WEEKLY WATER NEWS DIGEST for May 1-6: CV-SALTS program to focus on enforcement; Suisun Marsh wetland restoration; plus all the top water news and commentary of the week

    Maven
    Weekly Digest
    May 6, 2022
    A wrap-up of posts published on Maven’s Notebook this week … Note to readers: Sign up for weekly email service...

    DAILY DIGEST, 5/6: Water districts bail on Kern’s largest groundwater agency, form their own group; Salmon returned to safer waters after more than a century; Water Board report describes challenges to providing safe drinking water; Huntington desal: for and against; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    May 6, 2022
    — [cmtoc_table_of_contents] In California water news today … Water districts bail on Kern’s largest groundwater agency; form their own group...

    Introducing the Landscape Scenario Planning Tool Version 2.0

    Press Release/Notice
    Delta sciencePlanning and management
    May 6, 2022
    From the San Francisco Estuary Institute: In partnership with the Delta Stewardship Council, the San Francisco Estuary Institute has developed...

    US FWS: Endangered California salmon returned to safer waters after more than a century

    US Fish and Wildlife Service
    Fish and wildlife
    May 5, 2022
    State and federal agencies join to save native salmon from drought, climate change State and federal biologists have begun moving...

    DAILY DIGEST, 5/5: April showers may bring May flowers, but winter snow is water in the bank; Dairy farmers concerned over water scarcity; Webinar recap: A restored California is a resilient California; AP analysis finds growing number of poor, high-hazard dams; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    May 5, 2022
    — [cmtoc_table_of_contents] On the calendar today … WORKSHOP: SAFER: 2022 Drinking Water Needs Assessment Results from 9am to 12pm. This workshop...

    FEATURE: Wetland Responses to Restoration and Management

    Maven
    Best of the NotebookDelta scienceEcosystems
    May 5, 2022
    Dr. John Durand is a research scientist at UC Davis, where he studies estuarine food webs and fishes.   He has...

    COMMENTARY: Balanced approach to water needed for farms, fish

    Ag Alert
    CommentaryEcosystems
    May 4, 2022
    By Justin Fredrickson, Ag Alert Project operators recently explained unprecedented emergency plans for cold-water temperature management to support endangered salmon...

    THE CONVERSATION: Western river compacts were innovative in the 1920s but couldn’t foresee today’s water challenges

    The Conversation
    Colorado River
    May 4, 2022
    By Patricia J. Rettig, Colorado State University The Western U.S. is in a water crisis, from California to Nebraska. An ongoing...

    CORNELL CHRONICLE: Western municipal water restraints rise as reservoirs fall

    Cornell University
    Colorado River
    May 4, 2022
    By Blaine Friedlander, Cornell University As water restrictions tighten in Southern California in anticipation of summer, the Southwestern United States...

    DAILY DIGEST, 5/4: Are CA’s drought rules enough to halt the ‘alarming challenges’ ahead?; No relief from drought thanks to La Niña; Reclamation takes further action to help Lake Powell; Desal report from state Coastal Commission is nonsensical, says the OC Register; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    May 4, 2022
    — [cmtoc_table_of_contents] On the calendar today … PUBLIC MEETING: California Water Plan Policy Advisory Committee Meeting from 9am to 12pm. The...

    NOTICE: May 3 Weekly Update on Curtailment Status of Water Rights and Claims in the Delta Watershed

    State Water Board
    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    May 4, 2022
    From the State Water Resources Control Board: This post contains important information about the curtailment status of water rights and...

    EOS: Assessing Water Infrastructure Investments in California

    American Geophysical Union
    Policy and regulation
    May 4, 2022
    Exploratory modeling in California’s Central Valley indicates that evaluating the costs, benefits, and risks to individual providers is necessary to...
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    DAILY DIGEST, 11/7: Major storm could drench CA — or miss much of the state. Here are the odds; With the rise of AI, CA’s data centers require more water, energy. But by how much?; California projected to achieve lowest Colorado River use since 1949; and more …

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    • DAILY DIGEST, 11/7: Major storm could drench CA — or miss much of the state. Here are the odds; With the rise of AI, CA’s data centers require more water, energy. But by how much?; California projected to achieve lowest Colorado River use since 1949; and more ...
      DAILY DIGEST, 11/7: Major storm could drench CA — or miss much of the state. Here are the odds; With the rise of AI, CA’s data centers require more water, energy. But by how much?; California projected to achieve lowest Colorado River use since 1949; and more ...
    • WEEKLY WATER NEWS DIGEST for Nov. 2-7: Major storm could drench California — or not; Groundwater agencies squabble as state announces restart of sanctions against Tulare subbasin; Markets struggle to gain traction under SGMA; Golden mussels upending life in the Delta, with no help on the way; and more ...
      WEEKLY WATER NEWS DIGEST for Nov. 2-7: Major storm could drench California — or not; Groundwater agencies squabble as state announces restart of sanctions against Tulare subbasin; Markets struggle to gain traction under SGMA; Golden mussels upending life in the Delta, with no help on the way; and more ...
    • PRESS RELEASE: California projected to achieve lowest Colorado River use since 1949
      PRESS RELEASE: California projected to achieve lowest Colorado River use since 1949
    • DAILY DIGEST, 11/6: Groundwater markets struggle to gain traction under SGMA; California surface water costs triple during drought; Senate Bill 72 Bolsters California Water Plan and advances long-term water supply goals; LA County awards $24 million for stormwater capture projects in six cities; and more ...
      DAILY DIGEST, 11/6: Groundwater markets struggle to gain traction under SGMA; California surface water costs triple during drought; Senate Bill 72 Bolsters California Water Plan and advances long-term water supply goals; LA County awards $24 million for stormwater capture projects in six cities; and more ...
    • SJV WATER: Revamping Kernville hatchery could cost $27 million – or more – on top of $7 million already being spent on siphon
      SJV WATER: Revamping Kernville hatchery could cost $27 million – or more – on top of $7 million already being spent on siphon

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