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Colorado offers climate resilience grants to farmers and ranchers

Colorado has launched new grants of up to $30,000 to help farms and ranches recover from climate-related disasters like drought, wildfire, and snow events.

California launches $1.95 billion flood project in Stockton

California broke ground on a $1.95B flood protection project in Stockton to safeguard 122,000 residents and billions in property from future flooding.

Unveiling Hidden Waterways: The long journey of groundwater

Groundwater travels farther and deeper than thought, connecting watersheds and sustaining streams with crucial implications for water management.

California invests $880 million to boost water systems

California allocates $880M to 395 projects, improving water systems and climate resilience for 12 million residents statewide.

Fifth National Climate Assessment coincides with historic funding

Coinciding with the release of the Fifth Annual Climate Assessment, additional funds for western water projects are announced.

California agency allocates $143.7M to bolster water security in the face of climate change

DWR grants millions to fund 115 projects enhancing water management, promoting conservation, and strengthening climate resilience in California.

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