California bets on water infrastructure and jobs
California accelerates water infrastructure projects and job growth, focusing on groundwater recharge and Sites Reservoir to address future water challenges.
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West rallies to halt invasive mussels spread
New legislation and stricter rules aim to halt invasive mussels, protect waterways, and preserve ecosystems across the West.
$849 million to boost aging infrastructure, drought resilience
Biden-Harris administration invests $849M to modernize water systems, boost drought resilience, and protect the Colorado River Basin.
State water allocation drops to 5%. What it means for California.
Facing potential drought, California’s DWR announces a conservative 5% water allocation for 2025, hoping to increase if winter rain and snow improve.
Research examines challenges, untapped potential of groundwater
Groundwater, a vital freshwater source, faces threats from overuse, pollution, and climate change. Emerging tech offers hope for sustainable management.
CA’s first major water storage project approved since 2011
California’s San Luis Reservoir expansion adds 130,000 acre-feet of water storage, boosting supply for millions and enhancing wildlife habitats.