Infrastructure Archives ~ Page 2 of 7 ~ MAVEN'S NOTEBOOK

March 13, 2025

By Scott Lewis, Voice of San Diego People in San Diego are already feeling higher costs from food, housing and...

HIGH COUNTRY NEWS: Wildfires are too much for municipal water systems. In Los Angeles, firefighters tried anyway.

Planning and management Wildfires and watersheds

January 19, 2025

Water systems aren’t designed for unlimited demands during wildland-urban interface fires. by Kylie Mohr, High Country News When wind-driven embers...

DVIDS: Breaking the pattern: Systemwide improvements aim to prepare Sacramento for future storm events

Press Release/Notice

Planning and management

December 20, 2024

By Tyler Stalker, Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento’s flood history dates back as far as the city itself. The prospect...

NEVADA CURRENT: Tribes help boost Lake Mead water supply, hope for lame duck passage of $5B federal water act

Nevada Current

Colorado River

December 9, 2024

by Jeniffer Solis, Nevada Current Since 2021, a handful of Colorado River Basin tribes have significantly boosted water supply in...

PRESS RELEASE: Southern California Water Coalition advocates for streamlined permitting to secure California’s water future

SoCal Water Coalition

Policy and regulation

October 17, 2024

From the Southern California Water Coalition: The Southern California Water Coalition recently joined several other key stakeholders in submitting a...

CORNELL CHRONICLE: AI modeling delivers more benefits, less risk for water partnerships

Cornell University

Policy and regulation

August 29, 2024

By David Nutt, Cornell Chronicle A Cornell-led research collaboration found that cooperative partnerships seeking to spread the cost burden of...

STATE WATER CONTRACTORS respond to release of Final 2023 State Water Project Delivery Capability Report

State Water Contractors

Water project operations

July 31, 2024

Report reinforces immediate need for infrastructure investments, respond to changing climate Press release from the State Water Contractors Yesterday, the...