State legislators must vote down AB 2215 By Max Gomberg, Senior Policy Analyst, California Water Impact Network When a government agency demands special treatment to expedite “critical” projects, we should be skeptical. Invariably, the claimed need benefits a politically powerful industry that...
Water managers say drying up farmland is not the solution By Heather Sackett, Aspen Journalism Some Colorado River experts are floating a concept to address the basin’s water woes that is both radical and mundane: permanently reducing the amount of...
A million-square-foot data center became a lighting rod in this rural county. Local leaders filed lawsuits, proposed laws and organized a ballot measure to challenge it. By Deborah Brennan, CalMatters This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for...
Press release from the Delta Tribal Environmental Coalition: The Delta Tribal Environmental Coalition (DTEC), consisting of the Shingle Springs Band...
The last thing California needs is a new unregulated use for water From the California Water Impact Network (C-WIN): As the tech sector, their billionaire investors and the Trump regime aggressively foist AI on every niche of society, commerce and...
The plaintiffs ask a Sacramento County judge to disallow any further project approvals unless the state complies with the California Environmental Quality Act. By Alan Riquelmy, Courthouse News Service An environmental group and Native American tribe have challenged California’s approval...
