Tag: California groundwater

Climate change, drought and heavier pumping are altering groundwater quality as scientists explore new ways to recharge depleted aquifers.

From a Supreme Court case that could influence interstate water rights for decades, to surprising California groundwater research, progress on the Tijuana River sewage crisis, a new study warning...

A new study finds many California groundwater targets may be missed by 2040, even with major cuts in water use across the Central Valley.

A new report shows progress in California groundwater, but drought impacts, dry wells, and land sinking remain serious concerns.

California reports steady groundwater levels, fewer dry wells, and expanded monitoring as the state celebrates a decade under Sustainable Groundwater Management Act.

California’s LandFlex Program and improved groundwater data mark major progress in protecting wells, boosting storage, and meeting Sustainable Groundwater Management Act goals early.