By: Jeff McCreary, Director of Operations, Western Region, Ducks Unlimited; Tim Johnson, President and CEO, California Rice Commission; and David Guy, President,...
Cutting corners leads to a bad project – we all suffer the hidden costs and damages By Keiko Mertz, Friends of the River There’s only one day remaining for the State to divert from its collision course on one of...
The Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta is central to California’s water supply, agriculture, ecosystems, and cultural heritage. It provides water to more than 27 million Californians, supports a $4.6 billion agricultural economy, and provides habitat for more than 750 plant and animal...
Study shows shell hash lowers water acidity, allowing shell-making animals to thrive By Greg Watry, UC Davis New research from the University of California, Davis reveals why adding crushed shells to beach sand helps protect shell-making animals — such as...
Under the changes, water agencies can commit to voluntary agreements governing water usage that some environmentalists and tribes argue undermine the health of the Bay-Delta system. By Alan Riquelmy, Courthouse News Service California’s water board late Thursday approved major changes...
Groups condemn the Newsom administration’s voluntary agreement framework, pledging to fight for water rights, environmental protections, and due process From...
The Bay-Delta is a watershed that provides drinking and municipal water to some 30 million people, along with irrigation water for 4 million acres. From the Courthouse News Service People and agencies facing the effects of proposed changes to a...
