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Drought Watch: Water Not Wasted to the Sea

By Jeffrey Mount

The water from the latest storm that is moving down the Sacramento River, out through the Delta, and into the Bay benefits a broad range of users.

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Drought Watch: What’s in Proposition 1?

By Ellen Hanak, Caitrin Chappelle

What kind of water projects will be funded if Proposition 1 passes? The bond focuses mainly on water supply, with the majority designated as matching funds for storage projects.

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Drought Watch: Support for the Water Bond

By Caitrin Chappelle, Emma Freeman

This is part of a continuing series on the impact of the drought.

With the effects of the drought intensifying, the water bond is at the top of the legislature’s to-do list.

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Drought Watch: Water for the Environment

By Jeffrey Mount, Emma Freeman

This is part of a continuing series on the impact of the drought.

Most of what we call "environmental" water is simply too remote for people to use—or is actually reused for irrigation, drinking water, or other human benefits.

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Drought Watch: Lessons from Kansas

By Ellen Hanak, David Mitchell

This is part of a continuing series on the impact of the drought.

Bonds alone can’t do the job of meeting our critical water needs. Now’s the time—during, not after the drought—to consider a broader package of solutions.

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Testimony: Funding to Promote Drought Resilience

By Ellen Hanak

PPIC senior fellow Ellen Hanak gave the Assembly Budget Subcommittee for Resources and Transportation an overview of state and federal emergency drought funding and suggested other fiscal measures that the legislature should consider to make California more drought resilient.

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