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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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High and Rising: Flood Risk in California Grows

By Jeffrey Mount, Daniel Swain

As the climate warms, California storms are getting more intense—adding to the state’s already high flood risk. Developing a better understanding of current and future flood vulnerability is essential to managing this risk.

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The Promise of a Wet January

By Jeffrey Mount

California is in an impressive—and much-needed—wet period. But the current parade of atmospheric rivers also highlights how difficult it is to capture and store water during times of great abundance. Can we do better?

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Droughts Aren’t Just About Water Anymore

By Lori Pottinger

An increasingly “thirsty atmosphere” in California and the West is influencing drought. We talked to climate scientist Mike Dettinger about this phenomenon.

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Fighting Sea Level Rise the Natural Way

By Lori Pottinger

How will rising seas affect freshwater ecosystems, and what role do these systems play in managing the problem? We talked to scientist Letitia Grenier about this issue.

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