Delta pumping cutbacks begin to protect endangered fish
California cuts Delta water pumping to protect endangered fish as it explores a $2.6B plan for smarter, habitat-focused water management.
California cuts Delta water pumping to protect endangered fish as it explores a $2.6B plan for smarter, habitat-focused water management.
The Delta Conveyance Project aims to modernize California’s water system, ensuring reliable supply amidst climate extremes and population demands. The final Environmental Impact Report was issued earlier this month.
Curtailment orders have gone into effect in the Delta watershed, which is California’s largest source of surface water. What this means is that at least junior right holders, including public water suppliers, are not allowed to divert water from the watershed.
Reclamation increases 2025 water supplies for California’s south-of-Delta farmers, supporting agriculture under Executive Order 14181 directives.
California broke ground on a $1.95B flood protection project in Stockton to safeguard 122,000 residents and billions in property from future flooding.
PepsiCo funds water projects in California, Colorado and Texas to restore rivers, protect habitats, and replenish over 700 million gallons annually across key watersheds.