As Calif. enters historic drought, Washington focuses on… coral reefs.
"The Golden State's lack of water spells catastrophe in wildfire season and could leave poor communities without water. Don't worry, Washington Democrats say. We're focusing on coral reefs."
California finds itself rationing water – and reality. It’s time for a change.
When it comes to supplying California's water to those responsible for feeding the nation, every one has an opinon – and an expectation of three square meals per day.
Amid a drought, disinformation runs rampant on Calif.’s waterways
Welcome to dry California, a place where we have one full reservoir: a reservoir full of hyperbole, propaganda, and political theatre.
California’s climate change future is being written – in its waterways
The debate over climate change is long-over in California. The battle now centers on who decides our future because of it, Wayne Western, Jr. writes.
The agenda on a collision course with American farming
The arrival of Joe Biden and a barrage of environmental overhaul is leaving professional environmentalists celebrating like it's Christmas morning.
Meet the new folks who will determine how much water trickles down to the Valley
Joe Biden is in the White House. Meet his team running the Department of Interior, the top department that holds sway over water flow in the Valley.
Fall for fake cowboys at your own peril, Central Valley
From an agricultural point of view, it is admittedly an uphill battle for congressional candidate Phil Arballo.
Two years later, Trump caps sweeping action to reorient Calif. water
On Oct. 19, 2018, President Donald Trump issued a memorandum that would set off a two-year sprint to coordinate the complex Calif. water world
Amid Valley’s pursuit of water, this endorsement rings like fire alarm
From Valley water to forest management, the NRDC has a leading role in creating a tinderbox and they've picked Cox to light the match.
After delivering on Calif. water, Trump gets no respect from water execs
Trump delivered a master stroke on water. So why would the head of State Water Contractors publicly flip him the bird?
