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Building Community to Support Healthy Forests

By Henry McCann

An all-hands-on-deck approach is needed to improve the health of California’s headwater forests. Local agencies can help foster cooperative efforts.

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From Drought to Deluge

By Jeffrey Mount

The recent storms made a dent in the California drought but have not washed away major water policy challenges.

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California Depends on Rivers—in the Air

By Lori Pottinger

Climate change could bring bigger rains and longer droughts to the state. We talked to Mike Dettinger about "atmospheric rivers” and what they mean for California’s water system.

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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: How Much Do Recent Rains Matter?

By Jeffrey Mount

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

While impressive in the intensity and amount of precipitation, this storm did little to alter the state’s drought picture.

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Drought Watch: Drought Declarations and Water Policy

By Jeffrey Mount

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

As this year unfolds, California will have to come to grips with the significant consequences of the drought emergency declared by Governor Brown. Drought Watch will be a regular feature on this blog, tracking the drought and its policy consequences.

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