Detractors of the reservoir includes environmentalists and Native tribes that say they’re being ignored in favor of “Big Agriculture.” By Alan Riquelmy, Courthouse News Service California’s water ...

By Madeline Turland, Colin A. Carter, Bulat Gafarov, Jens Hilscher, and Katrina Jessoe California’s agricultural surface water prices exhibit extreme volatility over time because current water ...

Niño push water levels to new heights From NOAA National Ocean Service Last week, communities along the California coast felt ...

A new study led by U.S. Geological Survey scientists estimates that the 2020 and 2021 wildfires in northern California increased the amount of water moving through the upper Feather River watershed.

What happens in the river doesn’t stay in the river By Jules Bernstein, Waste dumped into the Tijuana River can travel seven ...

TerraVault was one oil and gas company’s plan to inject and store up to 2 million tons of carbon dioxide underground every ...

By Dan Walters, This commentary was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Gray Davis became governor in 1999 and one of his first acts was to decree that there would be ...

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California’s San Joaquin Valley is home to some of the nation’s most productive farmland. Yet, this agricultural productivity has been achieved through unsustainable groundwater use to support ...

Groups condemn the Newsom administration’s voluntary agreement framework, pledging to fight for water rights, environmental protections, and due process From Restore the Delta: In anticipation of the ...

Framework combines new flows, habitat restoration, science and enforceable rules to protect the Sacramento River and Delta From the State Water Board: In a landmark development driving large-scale ...

California approved Newsom’s Delta water rules, but Trump threatens to pull out and $740M with it.  Water agencies that once backed the deal call it too strict; environmentalists say it’s too weak. By ...