Calif. A.G. Xavier Becerra and his allies have filed a lawsuit to stop Federal water users from participating in the raising of Shasta Dam, a federal dam.
Water Tax season reigns in California as solutions are ignored
Sacramento’s pitch to enact taxes for “clean drinking water for disadvantaged communities” is an old dog with new tricks.
Salmon are back in the San Joaquin, but what did it cost us?
Five Chinook salmon were found having spawned in the San Joaquin River, but exactly how many jobs were lost in the process?
Senate Bill 1 leaves California stalling while looking like “progress”
The bill would serve as a victory in mirage. Its results would be the status quo: water flowing to the Pacific Ocean and no new water infrastructure.
Dams are full, but farmers aren’t seeing it. What gives?
Simply put: we have snow and we have water.
CA Water Board summarizes 3,500 page plan in two-page letter to EPA
The Water Board’s submittal to the EPA is the culmination of a decade of hearings and studies.
WaterFix back under the microscope
California Water Fix is the infrastructure project of tunneling through the Delta.
Senate advances Bernhardt nomination, House launches probe
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee voted 14-6 to advance David Bernhardt’s nomination to lead the Interior Department to a full Senate vote.
Regardless of wet or dry years, a reality check on water must set in
Among the misconceptions on California’s water crisis: how the word “drought” in itself seems to take on different meanings.
All eyes turn to the Feds on water infrastructure
One-hundred and ten organizations and agencies from 13 western states sent a letter to the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee …
