By Allison Hunter, SJV Water Invasive golden mussels that have been clogging pipelines throughout the state’s water systems over the past two years may also weaken concrete and cause water quality issues, according to several studies. Westlands Water District Deputy...
From the Golden Gate Salmon Association Later this week, the State Water Resources Control Board is likely to adopt a final update to the Bay-Delta Plan. This plan is the state’s key document to protect the natural resources in the...
Increase will provide additional water for agriculture, water users, and communities, while improving affordability in California From the Bureau of...
New modeling identifies areas at risk and lays the groundwork for long-term management solutions Salinity is already affecting the Central Valley’s water supplies, agricultural lands, and communities. It has forced the retirement of hundreds of thousands of acres in the...
By Regina Chichizola, Managing Director, Communities United for Water Protection Early this month, we celebrated two years since the Klamath dams came out. Klamath dam removal is an amazing success story and example of how restoration pays off, this time...
By Cariad Hayes Thronson With a vote looming at the end of October on a long overdue update to the rules governing flows through, and exports from, California’s major rivers and Delta, a program at the core of the plan...
