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A court test of federal water law by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians has implications for the American West. Photo © Brent Stirton/Reportage by Getty Images for Circle of Blue A groundwater recharge facility for the Coachella Valley adds water imported from the Colorado River to the valley’s main aquifer and prevents the […]
Del Puerto Water District to buy a third of its water supply from Modesto and Turlock treatment plants.
Bark beetles, water scarcity, and dying trees herald a region in ecological transition during the height of state’s four-year drought.
Tulare County continues to be the center of the drought’s drinking water crisis.
In response to truculent planet, conserving water, limiting climate emissions, and achieving “net zero” energy use are top priorities.
The Rundown The Gulf of Mexico dead zone is forecasted to be average. Good news for Lake Mead — more water — but bad news for Lake Shasta: a miscalculation means less cold water for salmon. California drought bill gets a public airing while the Delta tunnels project gets another review. The U.S. Forest Service […]
Restrictions target big Sacramento River reservoir and Russian River residents, but effects will ripple through the state.
A lawsuit, an official’s resignation, and failed legislative proposals marked the beginning of June.
The Global Rundown Mexico‘s only oil and gas company has discovered large hydrocarbon reserves in the Gulf of Mexico. A new study shows that most kids and teens in the United States are dehydrated. The drought in California is ushering in a new form of vigilante justice. “When you’re trying to do your best personally, […]
Increasing block rates garner closer attention. Photo © J. Carl Ganter / Circle of Blue Increasing block rates are a popular pricing tool for encouraging residents to use less water. In California, they are increasingly subjected to legal challenges. Click image to enlarge. By Brett Walton Circle of Blue It was not the sort of […]
Lawmakers seek to make public a trove of groundwater data.
The oil industry’s relationship to water is governed by a surprising ratio.
