Healthy Rivers and Landscapes is building on years of restoration work, bringing together water managers, conservation organizations and scientists to...
By Jeff McCreary, Director of Operations, Western Region, Ducks Unlimited Millions of ducks, geese, and other migratory birds travel the Pacific Flyway, one of North America’s most important migration routes, every winter. For eons, they used the Flyway’s wetlands, of...
The Ventura County Air Pollution Control District said local regulators do not require specific dust control measures as the buildings are torn down, despite the site’s troubled history and worries over radioactivity. By Steven Rodas, Nina Dietz, Inside Climate News...
From the American Chemical Society: “Potentially Lethal Concentrations of 6PPD-Quinone Occur in Endangered Species Act Listed Aquatic Habitats of Central...
Healthy Rivers and Landscapes provides California with multiple tools and strategies to restore salmon runs, Unimpaired-Flows relies on silver bullet approach By Roger Cornwell, Chair, Northern California Water Association California has an opportunity to move water policy toward a healthier...
The Golden State has a long history of cataclysmic floods. By Jeff Masters, Yale Climate Connections California’s climate-change-and-El Niño-intensified extreme weather siege may only be beginning. After the state endured its hottest year-to-date period on record and a multi-million-dollar battering...
By: Gary Griggs, University of California, Santa Cruz California’s coastal bluffs and beaches look rugged, but they can be surprisingly fragile in the face of a powerful El Niño. The state saw that in 1982-83, when storms amid one of...
