By Sean Duffy, Courthouse News Service California’s order to cut urban water use by 25 percent after four years of drought has Los Angeles giving serious thought to how it uses water – and where to find it. Nearly a...
Dr. Jay Lund, Dr. Jeffrey Michael, and Dr. Peter Moyle discuss the drought impacts at the State of the Estuary conference The coming El Nino has been described as “Godzilla” and ‘too big to fail’, and the weather service is...
By Jonny Bonner, Courthouse News Service A Southern California water district is giving golf course 25-year contracts but only 1-year deals to a wildlife preserve that shelters millions of birds and dozens of protected species, environmentalists claim in court. Friends...
A panel at the ACWA conference discusses the importance of healthy forests to water supply reliability California’s mountain watersheds are the source of most of the state’s developed water supply, but today’s headwaters landscapes are overgrown and underfunded. While most...
By Mike Heuer, Courthouse News Service A Southern California water-resources company lied to shareholders regarding the potential of proceeding with...
Panel discusses drought monitoring, including the Soil and Climate Analysis Network, the Drought Monitor, and the federal Open Data Initiative, plus the latest on Google Earth Engine’s hydrological applications currently in development The Western Governors Association (WGA), established in 1984,...
