Orange County Recycled Water System Shows Importance of Collaboration
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Rules for choosing the most controversial projects will be written later.
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Steeled by past drought, governor is reshaping how largest U.S. state uses and distributes water.
Californians Ring In New Water Year with Trepidation
Pervasive fear about consequences of another dry winter.
California Governor Comes Full Circle on Groundwater Reform
New laws signed today address challenges highlighted in Jerry Brown’s first term – in the 1970s.
California’s Dogged Drought Cutting Off Water Supplies to State’s Poor
Farmers are guzzling groundwater while wells of families run dry.
California Lawmakers Move to Protect the State’s Collapsing Groundwater Supply
New rules seek sustainable use, but the details will be written later by local agencies.
California Lawmakers Pass $US 7.5B Water Bond
The spending measure now goes to the voters in November.
California Will Fall Short of Water Recycling Goals
Between $US 13 billion and $US 81 billion will be needed to meet state targets.
California Drought Helps Rim Fire Recovery
Little rain is not a problem for land managers working in the aftermath of one of California’s largest fires.
California Groundwater Legislation Will Be Amended Monday
Basins get more than two decades to balance groundwater use.