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    RESTORE THE DELTA: Temporary victory: California senate rejects Delta tunnel budget power grab

    Restore the Delta
    Delta Conveyance Project
    June 11, 2025
    Press release from Restore the Delta: Restore the Delta is celebrating a significant win for communities, the environment, and the...

    DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE: Flooding in Central Valley offers key opportunities for groundwater recharge

    Desert Research Institute
    Groundwater News
    June 11, 2025
    The research used satellite imagery to identify where winter flooding occurs, which can improve flood risk awareness and inform how...

    DAILY DIGEST, 6/10: ‘Dead on arrival:’ State Sen. Cabaldon, Delta Caucus draw ‘red line’ on fast-tracking Delta tunnel project; Combating a rising threat to water systems: Inside the Golden Mussel Framework; Rising concerns of climate extremes and land subsidence impacts; More than a park: One year at Dos Rios; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    June 10, 2025
    [cmtoc_table_of_contents] Several news sources featured in the Daily Digest may limit the number of articles you can access without a...

    NOTEBOOK FEATURE: Combating a rising threat to water systems: Inside the Golden Mussel Framework

    Maven
    EcosystemsNotebook News and Features
    June 10, 2025
    Golden mussels, an invasive mollusk, pose a significant threat to natural ecosystems and water infrastructure due to their ability to...

    EOS: Rising concerns of climate extremes and land subsidence impacts

    American Geophysical Union
    Climate changeGroundwater NewsScience
    June 10, 2025
    Increasing interplay among extreme events and land subsidence impacts calls for urgent mitigation and policy action to reduce detrimental ramifications...

    MONGABAY: Yurok Tribe restores sacred lands and salmon in historic conservation deal

    Mongabay
    Ecosystems
    June 10, 2025
    By Justin Catanosa, Mongabay The Pacific Ocean fog hung densely over the narrow mouth of the Klamath River in this...

    COMMENTARY: California’s water crisis is a question of infrastructure: It’s time for the Delta Conveyance Project

    SoCal Water Coalition
    CommentaryDelta Conveyance ProjectPolicy and regulation
    June 10, 2025
    Commentary by Charley Wilson, Executive Director of the Southern California Water Coalition, and Richard Lambros, the Executive Director of the...

    DAILY DIGEST, 6/9: Is squid the last big catch for struggling fishermen?; Evaluating benefits of floodplain habitat for juvenile chinook salmon in changing climates; Newsom’s power play on the Delta tunnel; Pressure mounts for negotiations over the Colorado River’s future; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    June 9, 2025
    [cmtoc_table_of_contents] Several news sources featured in the Daily Digest may limit the number of articles you can access without a...

    DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: San Joaquin River Restoration Program set a new record for returning adult spring-run Chinook salmon; The fishermen allying with farmers in California’s water wars; A deal in sight? Colorado River talks are moving again, officials say; and more …

    Maven
    Daily Digest
    June 8, 2025
    [cmtoc_table_of_contents] Several news sources featured in the Daily Digest may limit the number of articles you can access without a...

    San Joaquin River Restoration Program set a new record for returning adult spring-run Chinook salmon

    San Joaquin River Restoration Program
    Fish and wildlife
    June 7, 2025
    From the San Joaquin River Restoration Program: The San Joaquin River Restoration Program set a new record this year for...

    PRESS RELEASE: State Lands Commission removes abandoned vessels in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta

    Press Release/Notice
    Water quality
    June 7, 2025
    From the State Lands Commission: The State Lands Commission has conducted the largest single-site commercial abandoned vessel abatement and site...

    SJV WATER: State Water Board disputes Lemoore’s claims in groundwater lawsuit

    SJV Water
    Groundwater News
    June 7, 2025
    By Monserrat Solis, SJV Water The state Attorney General’s office responded to the city of Lemoore’s attempt to side with...

    SJV WATER: California Supreme Court gets an earful on Kern River appellate court opinion

    SJV Water
    Water rights and water law
    June 7, 2025
    By Lois Henry, SJV Water One new legal filing and a raft of letters have been sent to the California...

    EDWARD RING: To save ecosystems, sometimes hands-off is not enough

    Edward Ring
    CommentaryEcosystems
    June 7, 2025
    By Edward Ring One of the biggest debates over environmental stewardship is whether a degraded ecosystem is best left completely...

    COURTHOUSE NEWS: Settlements and stalemates: Tribal leaders steer the Colorado River conversation

    Courthouse News Service
    Colorado River
    June 6, 2025
    Thirty federally recognized tribes lay claim to a fourth of the Colorado River, a vital water source for 40 million...
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    Today’s Daily Digest

    DAILY DIGEST, 11/17: Storminess to continue along the West Coast this week; CA’s rule book on El Niño and La Niña is broken; Fall Run Chinook salmon runs looking much better this year on the Sacramento and Klamath; Building a watershed-scale monitoring network in the Sierra Nevada; and more …

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    • DAILY DIGEST, 11/17: Storminess to continue along the West Coast this week; CA's rule book on El Niño and La Niña is broken; Fall Run Chinook salmon runs looking much better this year on the Sacramento and Klamath; Building a watershed-scale monitoring network in the Sierra Nevada; and more ...
      DAILY DIGEST, 11/17: Storminess to continue along the West Coast this week; CA's rule book on El Niño and La Niña is broken; Fall Run Chinook salmon runs looking much better this year on the Sacramento and Klamath; Building a watershed-scale monitoring network in the Sierra Nevada; and more ...
    • DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: How the state and federal water projects can better protect fish; Benchmarking the Delta tunnel against global tunnelling risk; Valley Water picks five projects totaling $3.9B to boost water supplies by 2050; SoCal evacuation orders and warnings canceled after storm brings mudslides, flooding; and more ...
      DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: How the state and federal water projects can better protect fish; Benchmarking the Delta tunnel against global tunnelling risk; Valley Water picks five projects totaling $3.9B to boost water supplies by 2050; SoCal evacuation orders and warnings canceled after storm brings mudslides, flooding; and more ...
    • UC DAVIS: How California’s state and federal water projects can better protect fish
      UC DAVIS: How California’s state and federal water projects can better protect fish
    • PRESS RELEASE: Environmental Groups Send Trump Administration Legal Notice for Killing Endangered Species
      PRESS RELEASE: Environmental Groups Send Trump Administration Legal Notice for Killing Endangered Species
    • COURTHOUSE NEWS: Northern California’s next kelp forests might be growing in a lab
      COURTHOUSE NEWS: Northern California’s next kelp forests might be growing in a lab

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